F. Hodler 1904

This woodcut portrait, "F. Hodler," was created in 1904 by Emil Orlik, a prominent German-Czech graphic artist known for his distinctive black and white style. The artwork depicts the Swiss symbolist painter Ferdinand Hodler in profile, showcasing his characteristic beard and serious expression. Orlik's use of bold lines and stark contrasts creates a striking visual impact, capturing the essence of Hodler's personality and artistic influence. This piece is currently held by The Art Institute of Chicago.