Gezicht in Haarlem met de toren van de Sint-Bavokerk c. 1903
georgehendrikbreitner
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"Gezicht in Haarlem met de toren van de Sint-Bavokerk" (c. 1903) is a pen and ink sketch by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner, known for his depictions of city life. This drawing captures a fleeting glimpse of Haarlem, featuring a tall building and a glimpse of the Sint-Bavokerk tower in the distance. Breitner's use of minimal lines conveys the essence of the scene, creating a sense of atmosphere and capturing the essence of the Dutch cityscape. The sketch is a testament to Breitner's keen eye for observation and his ability to translate his observations into evocative works of art. This artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the artistic journey of a prominent Dutch Impressionist.
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