Figuren op een afgemeerde bomschuit voor de kust van Scheveningen 1888 - 1889

"Figuren op een afgemeerde bomschuit voor de kust van Scheveningen" is a pencil drawing by Alexander Schilling, a Dutch artist known for his marine scenes, created between 1888 and 1889. The artwork depicts a bomschuit, a type of flat-bottomed boat used for fishing and transportation, moored off the coast of Scheveningen, a seaside resort in the Netherlands. The sketch captures a moment of quiet solitude, with the bomschuit seemingly still on the calm waters, surrounded by the delicate lines of the sea. The artist's signature appears in the top right corner, adding a personal touch to the drawing.