Figuurstudies en een marktkraam c. 1882
georgehendrikbreitner
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"Figuurstudies en een marktkraam" (Figure Studies and a Market Stall) is a pencil sketch by George Hendrik Breitner, created around 1882. The sketch is part of a larger sketchbook of studies, showcasing Breitner’s signature style of capturing the essence of everyday life in Amsterdam. The dynamic lines and quick strokes suggest the artist's fascination with capturing movement and the fleeting moments of urban life. The composition consists of several figure studies, including a market stall and a man in a top hat, all rendered in a loose and expressive manner, characteristic of Breitner's work. The sketch is a testament to the artist's keen observation and his talent for capturing the raw energy of the city.
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