Zittende vrouw 1887 - 1934

"Zittende vrouw" (Seated Woman), a pencil sketch by Isaac Israels, is a quick and expressive study of a woman in a seated pose. The artist, known for his portraits and genre scenes, captures the figure with a few strokes, emphasizing her form through lines and hatching. This piece, dated between 1887 and 1934, showcases Israels' ability to convey emotion and presence through economical means, characteristic of his style. The sketch, held in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the artist's creative process, demonstrating his dynamic approach to capturing the human figure.