Jockey en roeiers 1898

“Jockey en roeiers” (1898) is a woodcut by British artist William Nicholson. The simplified forms and bold colors are characteristic of Nicholson’s work, which is often referred to as the “New English Art” movement. This particular work features a simplified silhouette of a jockey on a horse, showcasing Nicholson’s ability to capture the essence of a subject with minimal detail. The muted colors and lack of depth create a sense of flatness and distance, adding to the minimalist aesthetic. "Jockey en roeiers" is a prime example of Nicholson's unique style, known for its distinctive graphic quality and bold use of color.