Portret van Martha Grondhout-Heshusius 1888 - 1934

Willem Adrianus Grondhout's "Portret van Martha Grondhout-Heshusius" is a black and white etching from 1888-1934, depicting his wife Martha sitting in a chair. The artist has utilized a distinct, expressive style, captured through the use of heavy, dark lines in a hatching and crosshatching technique that creates a sense of volume and depth. The artwork, which is now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a captivating portrait of a woman absorbed in thought, showcasing the artistic sensibilities of this Dutch artist.