Nieuwe Teertuinen te Amsterdam, gezien vanaf de Sloterdijkbrug 1912 - 1919
georgehendrikbreitner
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"Nieuwe Teertuinen te Amsterdam, gezien vanaf de Sloterdijkbrug" is a sketch by George Hendrik Breitner, a prominent Dutch painter known for his depictions of Amsterdam's urban landscape. Dated between 1912 and 1919, this preliminary drawing captures a glimpse of the city's industrial district, likely the tar pits near the Sloterdijk bridge. Breitner’s signature loose, gestural lines and quick strokes are characteristic of his work and create a sense of dynamism and immediacy in this preliminary sketch. The artwork is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the artist's creative process and his fascination with the evolving cityscape of Amsterdam.
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