Torso's van twee naakte mannen 1906 - 1945

"Torso's van twee naakte mannen" (1906 - 1945) is a pencil sketch by Dutch artist Reijer Stolk. It is one of the many sketches and drawings in Stolk's extensive body of work, focusing primarily on the human form. The work is housed at the Rijksmuseum and depicts two nude figures in a dynamic pose. The lines are quick and gestural, capturing the essence of the subject's form and movement. Stolk's sketches often reflect the influence of Expressionism, a movement that prioritized emotional expression and subjective experience over objective representation.