Bandontwerp voor: Louis Couperus, Babel, 1901 before 1901
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This is a design for the cover of the book "Babel" by the Dutch writer Louis Couperus. It was created by Jan Toorop, a key figure in the Dutch Art Nouveau movement, who often used sinuous lines and organic forms in his work, evident in the design for "Babel". Toorop uses bold, stylized typography that incorporates the female form with curving lines and the title's text in a bold and stylized design. The cover is a prime example of his work in the Art Nouveau style, which is characterized by its flowing, curvilinear forms and use of natural motifs, such as flowers and foliage. Toorop was a prolific artist who produced many works across various mediums, this design for a book cover is just one of many examples of his artistic talents.
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