Zangers, zangeres 1967

"Zangers, zangeres" is a 1967 etching by Dutch artist Aat Verhoog, currently in the collection of the Rijksmuseum. The artwork depicts five figures, likely singers, rendered in a striking minimalist style with an emphasis on line and form. The figures are positioned side-by-side against a backdrop of abstract geometric shapes, suggesting an ethereal, otherworldly setting. The artwork's black and white palette enhances the sense of formality and the focus on the figures' distinct personalities. Verhoog's work is known for its exploration of the human figure and its relationship to space, making "Zangers, zangeres" a captivating example of his unique artistic vision.