Gezicht op het Rokin te Amsterdam c. 1902 - 1914

This is a sketch by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner of the Rokin, a famous street in Amsterdam. Breitner's work is often associated with the Amsterdam Impressionism movement, focusing on depicting everyday life in the city. The sketchy lines of this artwork capture the energy and motion of the street, showing Breitner's preference for quick, gestural brushstrokes. The drawing is part of a series of sketches that Breitner made of the city during this period. The work is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, a testament to Breitner's place in Dutch art history.