Ontwerp voor raam in het Noordertransept in de Dom te Utrecht c. 1934

This design for a stained-glass window, created by Dutch artist Richard Roland Holst in 1934, is a striking example of the artist's interest in abstract form and bold color. The composition is composed of geometric shapes, primarily squares and triangles, which are rendered in vibrant hues of red, yellow, and blue. The use of black outlines emphasizes the geometric structure of the design, creating a sense of depth and spatial illusion. The drawing is a preliminary study for a stained-glass window in the Utrecht Dom, a gothic cathedral in the Netherlands. This artwork showcases Holst's exploration of color, form, and light, which characterized his artistic style throughout his career.