Sadotje c. 1921

Willem Witsen's "Sadotje" is a small copper plate etching depicting a simple scene of a horse-drawn carriage. The artist, known for his social realism and focus on everyday life, captures the working-class lives of the people in the Netherlands. This etching, created around 1921, is a prime example of Witsen's signature style, using expressive lines to capture the mood of the scene and highlighting the simple beauty of everyday life. "Sadotje" is currently part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam.