Twee schuiten c. 1910 - 1911
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faded colour hue
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pale palette
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muted colour palette
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pale colours
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white palette
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unrealistic statue
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white focal point
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pale shade
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tonal art
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remaining negative space
"Twee schuiten" (Two Barges) is a charcoal drawing by Willem Witsen, dating back to 1910-1911. The artwork, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, depicts a minimalist landscape, likely of a Dutch canal. The two barges are barely visible against a grainy, light-toned foreground, while the horizon showcases a low-lying skyline with a few clouds. Witsen’s signature style, known for its atmospheric and melancholic tones, is evident in the use of charcoal and the suggestive depiction of the scene.
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