Twee naaiende vrouwen 1865 - 1930
jacvanlooij
#
toned paper
#
quirky sketch
#
incomplete sketchy
#
possibly oil pastel
#
underpainting
#
watercolour bleed
#
watercolour illustration
#
sketchbook art
#
fantasy sketch
#
watercolor
"Twee naaiende vrouwen" (Two Sewing Women) is a watercolor painting by Dutch artist Jac van Looij, created between 1865 and 1930. The artwork, measuring 253mm x 214mm, depicts two women seated at a table, their heads bent in concentration as they sew. The composition focuses on their figures, capturing the quiet intimacy of their shared activity. Van Looij’s loose brushstrokes and subtle use of color contribute to a sense of realism and a captivating glimpse into everyday life. This intimate watercolor exemplifies Van Looij's focus on capturing ordinary moments with a touch of poetic sensibility.
Comments
No comments
Be the first to comment and join the conversation on the ultimate creative platform.