Zittende visser 1820 - 1823
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"Zittende visser" (Sitting Fisherman) is a pencil drawing by David-Pierre Giottino Humbert de Superville from 1820-1823. This detailed drawing depicts a fisherman in a seated position, his form rendered with careful hatching and shading. The work is characterized by its realistic portrayal of the figure and its emphasis on the details of the fisherman's clothing and pose, offering insight into the artist's interest in capturing the everyday life of ordinary people. The drawing is currently part of the Rijksmuseum's collection in Amsterdam, and it showcases the talent of the artist, who is known for his skill in drawing and his keen eye for observing the human form.
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