Ontwerp voor een glas-in-loodvenster c. 1901

This pencil drawing by Dutch architect Gerrit Willem Dijsselhof is a design for a stained glass window, created around 1901. It shows a detailed plan for the frame, with a large circular opening at the top and a grid pattern below. The design is characterized by geometric shapes and delicate flourishes, typical of the Arts and Crafts movement, a style that favored craftsmanship and traditional techniques. This design was likely intended for a building project and exemplifies Dijsselhof's interest in integrating art and architecture.