Vrouw zittend in de duinen 1836 - 1912

"Vrouw zittend in de duinen" (Woman Sitting in the Dunes), a black and white etching created between 1836 and 1912 by Isaac Weissenbruch, depicts a young woman seated in a contemplative pose amidst the sand dunes. The figure is rendered with subtle detail, emphasizing the soft folds of her clothing and the delicate features of her face. The presence of a church spire in the background hints at a sense of place and potential religious symbolism. This artwork is an example of Weissenbruch's characteristic focus on capturing the beauty of everyday life and the quiet moments of contemplation found in nature. The etching is currently located at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.