Abstracte compositie 1919

A. de Winter's "Abstracte compositie" is a 1919 woodblock print. The work features a carved, abstract design that evokes the artist's exploration of abstract forms and textures. The piece is a significant example of early 20th-century Dutch abstract art, showcasing the shift towards non-representational art in the Netherlands. The woodblock's textured surface and bold shapes add depth and dimension, captivating the viewer's eye. The abstract design invites the viewer to interpret its forms and meanings, making it a work of art that continues to be relevant in the modern era.