Man aan een tafel in een interieur, mogelijk Nehemia de Lieme c. 1925s

This expressive charcoal drawing, titled "Man aan een tafel in een interieur, mogelijk Nehemia de Lieme" was created by Dutch painter Isaac Israels around the 1920s. The work features a dynamic, almost upside-down perspective of a man seated at a table in an interior, possibly a portrait of Nehemia de Lieme. Israels, known for his impressionistic style and often depicted scenes from everyday life, captured the essence of the subject with his bold, gestural lines. This sketch, housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into Israels' creative process and his exploration of composition and perspective.