Geit 1896 - 1931

"Geit" (Goat) is a woodcut print created by Dutch artist Emilius Wilhelmus Dehé between 1896 and 1931. It is a simple yet powerful depiction of a goat, standing in profile against a dark background. Dehé's detailed lines capture the animal's anatomy and texture, creating a sense of realism. The goat's open mouth, with its prominent teeth, adds a touch of wildness and energy to the composition. This print is part of the Rijksmuseum's collection and showcases Dehé's mastery of woodcut technique, contributing to the rich history of printmaking.