Gezicht op de Pijpenmarkt te Amsterdam c. 1902 - 1914
georgehendrikbreitner
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This charcoal sketch by George Hendrik Breitner, titled "Gezicht op de Pijpenmarkt te Amsterdam", is a quick study of a view in Amsterdam. The artwork's loose lines and hazy composition hint at the artist's interest in capturing the fleeting impressions of urban life. Breitner was known for his urban scenes, often depicting the dynamism of Amsterdam. The sketch, which is likely a preparatory study for a larger painting, reveals the artist's working process and his keen eye for observation. The Pijpenmarkt, a bustling market in the city, is suggested through the building lines and a sense of movement in the sketch. This work exemplifies Breitner's signature style of capturing the energy and atmosphere of his surroundings.
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