Annotaties 1893
georgehendrikbreitner
rijksmuseum
drawing, paper, ink
portrait
drawing
narrative-art
dutch-golden-age
impressionism
paper
ink
"Annotaties" is a work by George Hendrik Breitner, dating back to 1893. The piece showcases a fragment of a handwritten calendar page, a common subject in Breitner's oeuvre as he was fascinated by the everyday life and details of his surroundings. The image depicts the beginning of the month of January, highlighting the days "Monday" and "Tuesday," with handwritten annotations likely representing appointments or other notes, revealing a glimpse into the artist's own schedule and daily life. Breitner was known for capturing the essence of Dutch society through his paintings and drawings, offering a snapshot of life in the late 19th century. "Annotaties" stands as a testament to his keen observation of detail and his interest in the mundane, offering an intimate look into the artist's own world.
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