Menselijke figuren, halve cirkel 1969

"Menselijke figuren, halve cirkel" is a 1969 lithograph by Rein Dool. This black and white print depicts multiple distorted human figures in a seemingly abstract composition. The figures are stylized and minimalist, with a focus on line and shape, a defining characteristic of Dool's artistic approach. The use of a half-circle creates a sense of containment and depth, while the figures appear to be interacting with each other in a playful, almost childlike manner. The artwork is housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into Dool's unique perspective on the human form.