Visser in gesprek met twee mannen 1832 - 1897

“Visser in gesprek met twee mannen” (Fisherman talking to two men) is a graphite drawing by the Dutch artist Alexander Ver Huell, who created the piece between 1832 and 1897. The drawing, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, portrays a conversation between a fisherman and two men in a relaxed outdoor setting, likely near a river or canal, as indicated by a small dog, bucket, and fishing rods. The scene showcases a casual moment in Dutch life during the 19th century, capturing the simple interactions between people in a picturesque rural environment.