Document betreffende C. de Wolff Possibly 1932 - 1935

Here's a document of C. de Wolff with cursive handwriting in black ink, made by an anonymous artist. Imagine the artist, pen in hand, leaning over the paper, each stroke deliberate yet flowing. The handwriting is like a dance, each letter a step in a carefully choreographed routine. You get the sense that the artist had to think carefully about where to start, how to connect one letter to the next, and when to lift the pen and begin again. There's a beauty in the way the words are arranged on the page, a certain rhythm and harmony. It’s like looking at a landscape, where the hills and valleys of the letters create their own unique terrain. I often think about Cy Twombly when I see handwriting. What does it mean to be anonymous? What other traces have they left? The act of writing is so deeply personal. Perhaps they were simply recording information, or maybe they were trying to create something more. It reminds me that art is about connection, communication, and the endless possibilities of expression.