Kade 1834 - 1911

This charcoal drawing by Jozef Israëls, titled "Kade," depicts a hazy, atmospheric scene likely set on a Dutch canal. Created sometime between 1834 and 1911, the artwork captures the subtle details of the waterfront, emphasizing the light reflecting off the water and the misty, almost ethereal atmosphere. The artist's use of loose, gestural lines conveys a sense of immediacy and informality, characteristic of his plein-air sketches. The drawing is housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into Israëls' practice and artistic vision.