Huizer meisjes die garen winden 1897
richardnicolausrolandholst
rijksmuseum
drawing, print, woodcut
drawing
landscape
figuration
woodcut
symbolism
genre-painting
realism
"Huizer meisjes die garen winden" (Girls from Huizen Winding Yarn) is a pencil drawing by the Dutch artist Richard Nicolaüs Roland Holst from 1897. The artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts two women in traditional clothing, meticulously rendered with detailed lines and shading. The drawing's subject matter is reminiscent of Dutch genre painting, highlighting everyday life and rural activities. Holst, known for his realist style, masterfully captures the simplicity and beauty of his subject, portraying the women in a natural and intimate setting. The drawing's soft lines and subtle details create a sense of quiet contemplation, highlighting the traditional skills and quiet lives of these women.
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