George Henrdrick Breitner (rotterdam, 1857 – Amsterdam, 1923). “port Workers”. Charcoal

George Henrdrick Breitner (rotterdam, 1857 – Amsterdam, 1923). “port Workers”. Charcoal-photo-3

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George Henrdrick Breitner (rotterdam, 1857 – Amsterdam, 1923). “port Workers”. Charcoal-photo-1

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Object description :

"George Henrdrick Breitner (rotterdam, 1857 – Amsterdam, 1923). “port Workers”. Charcoal"

Gilded wood frame (usual wear). Frame dimensions: 46 x 57 cm.
Dimensions of the drawing: 31 x 42.5 cm. Sign. The sheet is not glued.
A drawing by George Henrdrick Breitner at the Kröller-Müller Museum shows us studies of worker attitudes which can be compared to the drawing we are proposing. (Heiers, circa 1897. Krijt op papier 34.3 × 25 cm KM 100.500 VERSO)
George Hendrik Breitner (Rotterdam, 1857 – Amsterdam, 1923) was a Dutch painter, known for his depiction of urban life in Amsterdam. His work is related to that of the “Tachtigers”; a group of artists with a great influence on the Dutch art world in the 1880s.

Price: 1 800 €

Artist: George Henrdrick Breitner
Period: 19th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Paper
Length: 57 cm
Height: 46 cm

Reference: 1382637