Twee koninklijke figuren 1895

"Twee koninklijke figuren" (Two Royal Figures), a black and white woodcut by Dutch artist Karel Petrus Cornelis de Bazel, is an example of the artist's work from 1895, showcasing his stylized figures and decorative motifs. The print's design is characterized by its linear quality, simplified forms, and geometric patterns that were popular in the Art Nouveau movement. The artwork is a small-scale piece, measuring only 187 millimeters in height and 64 millimeters in width. The artist's signature is visible in the bottom right corner of the image, a key identifying feature of the work. This woodcut highlights de Bazel's interest in medieval and historical themes.