Figuren en een bakfiets op een straat 1890 - 1946

This is an undated sketch called 'Figures and a Cargo Bike on a Street' by Cornelis Vreedenburgh. Vreedenburgh was known for his cityscapes and architectural studies, often capturing the everyday life of urban environments. In this simple sketch, we see figures scattered on a street alongside a cargo bike, all rendered with the artist’s delicate lines. The figures seem to be resting, perhaps suggesting a moment of pause amidst the daily routines. Born in the Netherlands during a time of significant social change, Vreedenburgh’s work invites us to reflect on the working class and the everyday lives of ordinary people. What does it mean to capture these fleeting, seemingly mundane moments? The sketch creates a sense of empathy and connection with the subjects. It's a reminder of the shared human experiences that bind us together, regardless of our backgrounds or circumstances.