Zeven in één klap 1878 - 1932

"Zeven in één klap" (Seven at one stroke) is a pen and ink drawing by German artist Max Slevogt, dating from 1878 - 1932. The artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a lively scene with multiple figures arranged in a seemingly chaotic yet visually balanced composition. The scene is set outdoors, with trees and foliage adding a sense of naturalism to the work. The artist's expressive lines and detailed figures showcase his unique ability to capture motion and dynamism within a still image. This drawing exemplifies Slevogt's distinctive style, known for its expressive line work, lively characterization, and blend of realism and whimsy.