Beeldhouwer Abraham Hesselink in zijn atelier, Plantage Franselaan 25, Amsterdam after 12

This photograph, taken after 1912 by Dutch photographer Sigmund Löw, depicts sculptor Abraham Hesselink in his Amsterdam studio. The image offers a glimpse into the artist's working environment, showcasing numerous sculptures and bas-reliefs, including a large, prominently displayed piece at the right. The studio is a testament to Hesselink's artistic practice, with a wide variety of sculptures on display, providing a valuable insight into the creative process of this Dutch sculptor. Hesselink's studio serves as a backdrop for the artist, showcasing his dedication to his craft and the creative energy that fills the space.