Jupiter (1880 - 1932)

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Henri van der Stok's striking artwork "Jupiter" crafted between 1880 and 1932 offers a bold and stylized interpretation of the Roman king of gods. This print distills the mythological deity's majestic and formidable essence into a graphically compelling composition.Central to the piece is a mask-like face, depicted with symmetrical, geometric precision. The eyes, set beneath a decorative brow, bear an expression of power and watchfulness, while ornamental elements surround the central features, enhancing the deity’s regal bearing. A crown or perhaps a lotus, an unusual but evocative symbol for Jupiter, adorns the forehead, suggesting a divine status.Decorative motifs are intricately carved, flanking the figure’s visage with stars and abstract details, which may symbolize the celestial power of Jupiter. The crisp lines and almost totemic qualities of the design echo the Art Deco style, though the print predates the peak of that movement, showing Van der Stok's forward-thinking approach to art."Henri van der Stok,'Jupiter'" is not merely a portrait; it is an emblem of divine authority and cosmic influence, masterfully rendered through the lens of an artist known for his unique interpretative style.

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Henri van der Stok was born in Indonesia and eventually settled in the Hague.

Van der Stok excelled in woodcut and lithography and did so with style and great skills as a draughtsman. His prints are consistently good. Van der Stok's flair for art deco design is is consistent throughout his oeuvre. In addition to his blockprints, he was also a gifted painter and stained glass artisan. He was a member of the Pulcri studio.