Portret van Martha Grondhout-Heshusius 1888 - 1934
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"Portret van Martha Grondhout-Heshusius" is an etching created by Willem Adrianus Grondhout between 1888 and 1934, now housed in the Rijksmuseum. This intimate portrait depicts Grondhout's wife Martha, captured in a contemplative pose with her chin resting on her hand. The artist's use of fine lines creates a sense of depth and detail in the subject's features, capturing a moment of introspective thought. The etching, measuring only 77mm by 58mm, exemplifies the artist's mastery of this delicate printmaking technique. The work provides a glimpse into the personal life of the artist and his wife, offering a window into their relationship and the quiet intimacy of their world.
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