Kalenders voor augustus, juni en december 1904 1904
theovanhoytema
natural stone pattern
aged paper
toned paper
wood background
nude colour palette
warm palette
wooden texture
natural palette
layered pattern
brown colour palette
Theo van Hoytema's "Kalenders voor augustus, juni en december 1904" (1904), showcases his artistry through intricate illustrations and a decorative style. This artwork is composed of three individual calendar panels, each depicting a different month: August, June, and December. Each panel features a unique animal and its natural setting, including a bird in a pond, a duck with ducklings, and a robin in a snowy landscape. This work is a fine example of the Art Nouveau style, characterized by organic forms and vibrant colors. The calendar panels are also framed with decorative floral motifs, adding to the overall visual appeal. Van Hoytema's artwork is housed at the Rijksmuseum.
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