Vrouw die haar eigen pols beetpakt Possibly 1873

"Vrouw die haar eigen pols beetpakt" (Woman biting her own wrist) is a graphite drawing by Dutch artist Cornelis Springer, possibly dating to 1873. The drawing depicts a woman in a simple dress, standing with her head bowed, clutching her wrist with her teeth. The work is a study of human anatomy and expression, capturing a moment of intense emotion. The drawing's simple composition and focus on the figure's form highlight Springer's skill as a draftsman and his interest in the human condition. The piece is part of the collection at the Rijksmuseum, a renowned Dutch museum that houses a diverse array of Dutch art.