Lezende man en oude vrouw 1768 - 1796
pieterdemare
rijksmuseum
drawing, pen
portrait
pencil drawn
drawing
neoclacissism
pencil sketch
pencil drawing
pen
genre-painting
"Lezende man en oude vrouw" (Reading man and old woman) is a pair of drawings by Pieter de Mare, created between 1768 and 1796, showcasing the artist's talent for capturing nuanced expressions. The drawing depicts a man engrossed in reading, his furrowed brow and focused gaze highlighting his concentration, while the woman's wrinkled face suggests a lifetime of experience. The drawing, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a glimpse into daily life in 18th-century Holland, highlighting the quiet intimacy of reading and the subtle expressions of individuals. The small size of the artwork, 118 mm by 141 mm, emphasizes the detail and craftsmanship of de Mare's work.
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