Ontwerpen, vermoedelijk voor meubilair 1905 - 1906

Here's what Carel Adolph Lion Cachet put down on paper, probably in a sketchbook: *Ontwerpen, vermoedelijk voor meubilair,* designs, probably for furniture. These lines are spare but considered: maybe Cachet was thinking about how furniture inhabits space, or maybe this was a way of working through an idea. I can imagine the feeling of the graphite on the paper. The artist working quickly, the sketch barely registering as something until it's done. That's a really painterly way to think about things, you know? You do it, and then it exists. He was playing with an idea, letting it evolve through the act of drawing itself.