Staande vrouw, op de rug gezien 1881 - 1883

"Staande vrouw, op de rug gezien" (Standing Woman, Seen from Behind) is a pencil sketch by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner, dated 1881-1883. Currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, this quick sketch captures a woman's figure from the back in a loose, expressive style. Breitner, known for his depictions of everyday life in Amsterdam, utilized loose lines and gestural strokes to convey movement and form, highlighting his observational skills and artistic spontaneity. This work exemplifies his penchant for capturing the essence of a moment in a simple yet powerful manner.