Ontwerp voor een glas-in-loodvenster c. 1901

This design for a stained glass window, created by Dutch artist Gerrit Willem Dijsselhof around 1901, showcases a detailed plan for a geometric pattern. The drawing, likely made in preparation for the stained glass work, features precise lines and calculations, revealing the artist's meticulous approach to design. The composition is centered around a large central motif, surrounded by a grid of smaller geometric shapes. The artwork is held in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into Dijsselhof's creative process and the intricate planning involved in stained glass production.