Toren van de Nieuwe Kerk te Amsterdam c. 1893s - 1903s

"Toren van de Nieuwe Kerk te Amsterdam" is a charcoal drawing by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner, created between the 1890s and 1903s and currently housed at the Rijksmuseum. This artwork captures the essence of the iconic New Church Tower in Amsterdam, using loose, gestural lines to emphasize the building's height and its prominent position within the city. The drawing is characterized by a sense of immediacy and a focus on the structural elements of the tower, showcasing Breitner's unique approach to capturing the urban landscape. This preliminary sketch, likely made on location, provides a glimpse into the artist's creative process and his fascination with the city's architectural landmarks.