Man en vrouw voor een café te Parijs 1887 - 1934

"Man en vrouw voor een café te Parijs" is a sketch by Dutch artist Isaac Israels depicting a couple standing outside a Parisian café, possibly the Café Riche. Created between 1887 and 1934, this piece showcases Israels' talent for capturing everyday moments with a loose, expressive style. The use of charcoal and the rapid strokes create a sense of immediacy and movement, conveying the energy of the Parisian street scene. The drawing is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, a renowned museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands. This artwork is a testament to Israels' ability to depict the fleeting moments of modern life, demonstrating the artist's fascination with the bustling streets and cafes of Paris.