Portret van Libbe en Dick Ket c. 1939
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"Portret van Libbe en Dick Ket" (c. 1939) is a charcoal drawing by Dutch artist Dick Ket, depicting a double portrait of the artist himself and Libbe Ket, likely his father. The artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures the distinct features of both subjects. The artist, dressed in a dark shirt and beret, stares directly at the viewer, while his father, wearing a hat and a striped shirt, appears to be looking off to the side. The drawing exemplifies the expressive style of the artist, known for his realistic depictions of figures, evident in the detailed portrayal of facial features and clothing. This poignant artwork offers a glimpse into the personal world of Dick Ket, who sadly died in 1940.
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