Studies van een knielende en staande boerin Possibly 1868 - 1869

This pen and ink drawing by August Allebé, titled "Studies van een knielende en staande boerin", depicts three female figures in various poses. Two of the figures are kneeling, while the third is standing, all wearing traditional Dutch clothing. The drawing is a quick study of the human figure, demonstrating Allebé's mastery of capturing movement and form through gestural lines. The artwork is a testament to his dedication to portraying everyday life, particularly the working class of the Netherlands. The drawing, dated September 1868, can be found at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.