Portret van Lijs Bus (1916)

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"Portret van Lijs Bus" by Julie de Graag, created in 1916, is a striking example of the artist's adept skill in the woodcut medium. This portrait showcases the detailed and expressive linework that characterizes much of de Graag's work. The subject, Lijs Bus, is depicted in profile, her features rendered with meticulous care that reveals not just her physical appearance but a palpable sense of her character.Julie de Graag's use of contrasting dark and light areas brings a dramatic intensity to the piece, highlighting the textures of Lijs Bus's hair and the folds of her clothing. Every line is purposeful, contributing to an overall composition that is both bold and captivating. The starkness of the black ink against the light background enhances the portrait's emotive power, inviting viewers to ponder the life and thoughts of the venerable Lijs Bus.This woodcut is not only a testament to de Graag’s mastery over her medium but also an intimate glimpse into the artist's personal perception of her subject. Displayed here, "Portret van Lijs Bus" remains a profound piece of art that engages and moves its audience, serving as a perfect blend of technical prowess and deep expressivity.

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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”.