Wall Painting c. 1941

"Wall Painting" is a colorful, abstract drawing by Cornelius Christoffels, executed in 1941. Composed with simple lines and forms, the work depicts an archway, likely inspired by a church entrance or a religious structure. The blue and red colors, along with the three crosses at the top, evoke a sense of sacredness and suggest a spiritual theme. The artist's distinct, stylized design and minimalist approach to form are characteristic of his artistic style, making this drawing a fine example of his work.