Een prent met een fontein; voorts verschillende soorten van porselein; verder een oude Romein / mitsgaders een dorps-kastelein; en eindelijk nòg een fontein 1861 - 1929

This print, made by the Monogrammist PB, presents a collection of objects rendered through wood engraving. The composition is arranged in a grid-like manner, featuring porcelain, figures, and, notably, fountains. The stark contrast between the black lines and the white paper creates a visually arresting effect, emphasizing the form and texture of each object. The fountains, depicted with intricate detail, draw the eye through their dynamic lines, suggesting movement and vitality. This use of line and form serves not only to represent these objects but also to create a structured visual experience. The print challenges fixed meanings by juxtaposing disparate elements, encouraging viewers to question the relationships between them. This destabilization prompts an exploration of how the print engages with new ways of thinking about space, perception, and representation.