Gezicht op gebouwen aan het water in Amsterdam, mogelijk het Rokin c. 1906 - 1923

"Gezicht op gebouwen aan het water in Amsterdam, mogelijk het Rokin" is a pencil sketch by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner, dating back to between 1906 and 1923. The quick lines and rough texture of the drawing are typical of Breitner's style, as he was known for capturing fleeting moments and scenes with a sense of immediacy. This sketch, currently held at the Rijksmuseum, captures a glimpse of buildings near the water in Amsterdam, likely depicting the Rokin canal. The subject matter is reminiscent of Breitner's urban landscapes, which often celebrated the bustling life of his hometown.