Bomschuiten op het strand 1848 - 1888

"Bomschuiten op het strand" is a pencil sketch by Anton Mauve, one of the prominent members of the Hague School, a group of Dutch Realist painters. The sketch, created between 1848 and 1888, captures the essence of a coastal scene. It depicts multiple small boats, possibly fishing vessels, resting on a sandy shore. The use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, emphasizing the stillness of the scene. The sketchy lines of the drawing suggest a quick but insightful observation of the subject, a hallmark of Mauve's style. This particular sketch is currently housed in the renowned Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, highlighting the importance of this work within the history of Dutch art.