Zittend konijn (1917)

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Discover the serene simplicity and expressive form in Julie de Graag's 1917 woodcut titled "Zittend konijn" (Sitting Rabbit). In this striking piece, de Graag utilizes a stark, minimalist technique, which beautifully contrasts the bold, black background with the white, delicately carved figure of a rabbit. The rabbit itself, sitting alert yet poised, is rendered with such precision that every curve and line speaks volumes about its gentle form and quiet demeanor."Zittend konijn" embodies a visual meditation, inviting the viewer to contemplate the rabbit's calm and introspective pose amidst the confining vertical lines, perhaps symbolic of the barriers between nature and human encroachment. De Graag's mastery in woodcut printmaking is evident as she plays with shadow and light, adding depth and life to the rabbit through subtle textural details on its fur.This artwork is not just a testament to Julie de Graag’s technical prowess but also her ability to evoke emotion and reflection through minimalistic yet powerful compositions.

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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”.