Twee mannenhoofden c. 1882

"Twee mannenhoofden" (Two Men's Heads) is a graphite drawing on paper by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner, dating back to 1882. This quick sketch, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a characteristic example of Breitner's expressive style, highlighting his skill in capturing fleeting moments and raw emotion through loose, gestural lines. The artist often used quick sketches as studies for larger paintings, and this work likely served as a foundational study for a more developed composition.