Markt in Haarlem 1634

"Markt in Haarlem" (1634) is a pen and ink drawing by Gerard ter Borch, depicting a bustling marketplace in Haarlem, Netherlands. The drawing showcases the artist's keen eye for detail as he captures the daily life of ordinary people, from the women selling their wares to the passersby in the background. The scene is characterized by a sense of immediacy, giving viewers a glimpse into the hustle and bustle of a 17th-century market. The drawing is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.