Portret van David Wijnkoop 1929

This woodcut portrait of David Wijnkoop was created in 1929 by the Dutch artist Meijer Bleekrode. The work is characterized by its stark black and white lines, which create a strong sense of form and depth. The sharp geometric shapes and patterns reflect the artist's interest in the Expressionist style, which sought to express emotion through bold, simplified forms. The portrait is held in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and is a striking example of Bleekrode’s distinctive artistic style.