Tapijtontwerp voor raam in het Noordertransept van de Dom te Utrecht c. 1868 - 1938

This design for a stained-glass window, created by Dutch artist Richard Nicolaüs Roland Holst, showcases his mastery of geometric abstraction. Composed of four panels, the artwork utilizes a limited palette of black, white, and gold, highlighting the interplay of light and shadow. Holst's distinct style, rooted in symbolism and expressionism, is evident in the fragmented shapes and bold lines that evoke a sense of dynamism and depth. This design, intended for the North Transept of the Utrecht Dom Church, exemplifies Holst's contribution to the Dutch Art Nouveau movement, where he explored the use of geometric forms in decorative arts.