Staand man met pijp c. 1800 - 1900

This black and white ink drawing, “Staand man met pijp,” created by the Monogrammist GT between 1800 and 1900, depicts a standing man with a pipe, possibly a caricature of a common man, in the style of pen-and-ink portraiture. The artist uses loose, expressive lines to capture the subject’s stance, suggesting a sense of casual observation and a focus on the subject’s character. The small size and informal nature of this drawing make it a charming example of the artist's approach to portraying ordinary people.