Symbolske figurer 1901

"Symbolske figurer" (1901) by Gudmund Hentze, a Danish artist who lived from 1875 to 1948, is a pen and ink drawing housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst. The drawing features a circular composition within a square frame depicting a seated figure, likely a blacksmith, with a hammer and anvil. Two figures, a woman standing and a cherub, surround the seated figure. The drawing's symbolic nature is evident in the figures and their actions, suggesting a deeper meaning beyond the surface. Hentze’s use of line and detail contributes to the drawing's expressive and evocative quality. The drawing is considered a significant work by Hentze, showcasing his talent and interest in symbolic representation.