Vieringtoren van de Nieuwe Kerk te Amsterdam c. 1886 - 1903

This drawing, "Vieringtoren van de Nieuwe Kerk te Amsterdam" (1886-1903), is a work by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner, known for his expressive, atmospheric scenes of Amsterdam. The sketch, rendered in charcoal on paper, captures the intricate details of the spire of the New Church in Amsterdam, a prominent landmark of the city. This work is a testament to Breitner's keen eye for capturing the essence of architectural structures, and it exemplifies his interest in capturing the dynamic and often fleeting beauty of his surroundings.