Standbeeld, mogelijk aan de rand van een park c. 1919

"Standbeeld, mogelijk aan de rand van een park" is a pencil sketch by Isaac Israels, a Dutch painter who was known for his Impressionistic landscapes and portraits. Created in 1919, the drawing depicts a possible statue at the edge of a park. Israels, known for his quick sketches, captures the essence of the sculpture, using diagonal lines to render the foliage and the base of the monument. The seemingly simple drawing showcases the artist's mastery of capturing a scene quickly, demonstrating his keen observation and ability to translate his visual understanding onto paper.