Staande vrouw met bundel koren 1811 - 1873

"Staande vrouw met bundel koren" is a pencil drawing on paper by Pieter van Loon, a Dutch artist known for his realistic and detailed depictions of everyday life. The drawing, housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures a woman in a simple dress, likely a peasant, standing with a bundle of wheat in her arms. Van Loon's loose, expressive lines convey a sense of movement and informality, highlighting the artist's keen observation of human form and gesture. The subject's pose, the subtle details of her clothing, and the overall composition make the artwork a powerful yet intimate portrayal of rural life in the Netherlands.