Portret van Emil Orlik 1897

"Portret van Emil Orlik" is a woodcut portrait of Emil Orlik, a German-Czech graphic artist and painter, created by the German artist Bernhard Pankok in 1897. The artwork depicts Orlik in profile, showcasing his signature mustache and glasses. The use of bold lines and contrasting colors is characteristic of the Jugendstil, an artistic movement that emphasized the use of organic forms and flowing lines. This woodcut, measuring 203 mm by 132 mm, is a fine example of Pankok's skill in this medium and captures the likeness of Emil Orlik with precision and detail.