Brætspillende orientalere 1835 - 1836
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"Brætspillende orientalere" (Oriental People Playing Board Games) is a pencil sketch by Danish artist Martinus Rørbye, created between 1835 and 1836. The small-scale artwork depicts four figures engaged in a board game, likely in an outdoor setting. Rørbye's loose and expressive style captures the casual atmosphere of the scene, highlighting the figures' interactions and the simple pleasures of their pastime. This sketch reflects Rørbye's interest in depicting everyday life and his travels to the Middle East, where he observed local customs and traditions. The piece is currently housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Denmark, offering a glimpse into Rørbye's artistic development and his fascination with diverse cultures.
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