Brief aan anoniem by Johannes Bosboom

Brief aan anoniem 1827 - 1891

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drawing, paper, ink

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portrait

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drawing

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hand-lettering

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narrative-art

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dutch-golden-age

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sketch book

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incomplete sketchy

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hand drawn type

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hand lettering

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paper

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personal sketchbook

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ink

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hand-drawn typeface

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sketchbook drawing

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sketchbook art

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small lettering

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

This is "Brief aan anoniem" by Johannes Bosboom, created sometime between 1817 and 1891. Bosboom lived through a period of significant social and political upheaval in Europe, and was a renowned painter. The letter itself is a physical manifestation of inner thoughts and emotions, a glimpse into the intimate sphere of human communication. Bosboom's choice to focus on the written word opens up questions about the nature of communication, privacy, and the self. What does it mean to share a piece of yourself with someone, even anonymously? The act of writing, especially in a time before digital communication, carried a certain weight and significance. It suggests a desire for connection, understanding, or perhaps simply the need to express oneself. The letter becomes a stand-in for the unspoken, a repository for feelings and thoughts that seek an outlet.

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