Vrouwen op straat c. 1891

"Vrouwen op straat" (Women on the Street) is a charcoal sketch by George Hendrik Breitner, a Dutch artist known for his depictions of daily life in Amsterdam. Created around 1891, the sketch showcases Breitner's signature style of capturing the movement and energy of urban life. The loose, expressive lines suggest the fleeting nature of the scene, capturing the figures as they walk along the street. The sketch is a testament to Breitner's talent for capturing the essence of a moment, a quality that made him a beloved and influential figure in Dutch art.