Portret van een zittende man c. 1918 - 1945

"Portret van een zittende man" is a graphite drawing by Dutch artist Henk Henriët, dated c. 1918–1945, and currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The work depicts a seated man, likely a self-portrait, with a serious expression and his arms crossed. Henriët's use of hatching and shading lends volume and depth to the figure, conveying a sense of realism. This piece is an example of Henriët's artistic style, known for his expressive portraits and figural studies.