Toren met landennamen Possibly 1917

This print, *Toren met landennamen*, created by Carel Adolph Lion Cachet in 1917, depicts a towering structure reminiscent of a cathedral or a fortified tower. The structure is comprised of numerous arches and windows, each containing letters that appear to form words. At the bottom of the print, several figures are depicted in a procession, likely representing a pilgrimage or procession. The print’s title and content suggest a focus on religious and spiritual themes, likely reflecting the artist’s artistic interests and the social context of early 20th-century Europe. The intricate detail and stark contrast of the print showcase Cachet’s skill in printmaking, demonstrating a style common to early 20th-century graphic art.