Zich wassende kat (1918)

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Delve into the striking simplicity and elegant lines of "Zich wassende kat" (The Washing Cat), a captivating woodcut created by Dutch artist Julie de Graag in 1918. This artwork showcases a solitary cat engrossed in the act of grooming itself. The artist's signature technique of using bold, black outlines with minimalistic detail highlights the graceful curvature and organic movement of the cat's body, lending both a starkness and a depth that draw the eye.Set against a warm, ochre background that emphasizes the silhouette, this piece is a beautiful example of De Graag's ability to capture the essence of her subjects with seemingly effortless precision. The cat, bent over, tail elegantly curved, is depicted in a moment of intimate self-care, a universal behavior among felines, rendered here with poetic clarity.Designed with a balanced composition enclosed within a carefully crafted border, the artwork reflects an essence of tranquility and the purity of everyday moments. This woodcut not only portrays the physical act of washing but also invites viewers to appreciate the serene beauty found in daily activities of creatures simple and small.

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Compilation of human portraits, sketches and graphic arts from the 19th century by Julie de Graag (1877–1924), a female Dutch graphic artist and painter. She mainly produced graphic works in an Art Nouveau style which have been described as being both “sober yet refined”.