Drie staande vrouwen 1875 - 1934

"Drie staande vrouwen" is a charcoal sketch by Isaac Israels, a Dutch painter known for his expressive style and depictions of everyday life. The sketch, created between 1875 and 1934, captures a fleeting moment, likely a study for a larger work. The loose, gestural lines suggest the figures of three standing women, their forms barely discernible. The simplicity of the composition and the minimal detail emphasize the artist's focus on capturing the essence of his subject. This artwork offers a glimpse into Israels' creative process and showcases his mastery of drawing. It currently resides in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.