Twee geraniums in potten voor een deur of hek c. 1898

Nicolaas van der Waay's "Twee geraniums in potten voor een deur of hek," a graphite drawing from c. 1898, depicts a simple scene of two potted geraniums in front of a door or gate. The artist captures the intricate details of the door's design, highlighting the delicate floral motifs. The plants are rendered with minimal detail, their simple forms complementing the architectural elements. The drawing, measuring 365 mm high and 278 mm wide, reflects the artist's fascination with everyday objects and the beauty found in the ordinary. This work showcases van der Waay's talent for capturing the essence of a scene through precise lines and delicate shading, making it a charming example of his artistry.