Twee rozen c. 1920
samueljessurundemesquita
natural stone pattern
rippled sketch texture
shading to add clarity
pencil sketch
old engraving style
woodcut effect
linocut print
pen-ink sketch
limited contrast and shading
coloring book page
"Twee rozen" is a wood engraving by Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita, dating back to around 1920. The piece, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts two white roses, their petals rendered with delicate detail against a background of intricate, patterned lines. The artist's signature, "S.J. de Mesquita", is visible in the lower left corner. This work exemplifies de Mesquita's mastery of the wood engraving technique, showcasing his ability to create both realistic and abstract forms with precision. The stark contrast between the white roses and the dark background creates a striking visual impact, highlighting the beauty and fragility of the blossoms. The intricacy of the background pattern suggests a symbolic or metaphorical significance, adding another layer of depth to this captivating artwork.
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