Portret van August Allebé 1924

This 1924 portrait of August Allebé by Dutch artist Bernard Willem Wierink, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a striking example of a pencil drawing. It depicts Allebé in profile, emphasizing his prominent nose and features, creating a realistic and expressive representation. Wierink's use of subtle shading and detail highlights the subject's age and character, while the artist's signature, prominently placed in the bottom right corner, adds to the work's authenticity. This intimate portrayal of Allebé, a renowned Dutch artist, exemplifies Wierink's skill in capturing likeness and personality through a simple yet masterful drawing technique.