Groep staande figuren aan de vloedlijn 1848 - 1888

"Groep staande figuren aan de vloedlijn" is a charcoal drawing by Anton Mauve, a Dutch painter and draftsman, created sometime between 1848 and 1888. The drawing, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a group of figures standing by the water's edge, executed in Mauve's characteristic loose and gestural style, emphasizing form and movement through the use of quick, expressive strokes. The work reflects Mauve's fascination with capturing the essence of everyday life, particularly the rural scenes and figures of his native Netherlands.