Portret van een Soendanese man c. 1921

"Portret van een Soendanese man" (Portrait of a Sundanese Man) is a 1921 etching by Dutch artist Willem Witsen. The artwork is notable for its use of a rusty metal plate as the canvas, showcasing the artist's unique artistic vision. Witsen's etching depicts a man from the Sunda region of Indonesia, using a light-toned etching technique against the dark, rust-colored background. The work is now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into Witsen's fascination with diverse cultures.