Vrouw in laboratorium 1900 - 1925

"Vrouw in laboratorium" (Woman in the Laboratory) is a charcoal drawing created by Herman Heijenbrock between 1900 and 1925. This work depicts a woman in a white coat, likely a pharmacist or chemist, working behind a counter in a laboratory setting. The woman is examining a vial, surrounded by various bottles and equipment, highlighting the details of her profession. This drawing exemplifies Heijenbrock's focus on depicting the everyday lives of ordinary people, often in a realistic and intimate manner. Heijenbrock was known for his use of charcoal, which allowed him to achieve a sense of depth and texture in his works.