Willem loopt over een brug in een stad
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Willem loopt over een brug in een stad, Anny Leusink (1926). Via artnap.com
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About this work
A young man in a cap and light jacket strides across a stone embankment while a hooded figure sits near the parapet. Large multi-story buildings with pointed turrets and a river with boats line the background. The ink drawing is lightly tinted with blue crayon, and the signature A. Leusink appears at lower right; the work is dated 1926.
