Mannen in een winters bos c. 1905

Emil Orlik's woodcut print "Mannen in een winters bos" (c. 1905) depicts a group of men in a snow-covered forest. The stark black and white lines of the print create a dramatic and atmospheric scene, with the bare branches of the trees casting long shadows across the snow. The men are silhouetted against the snowy landscape, their figures stark and simple. Orlik's use of bold, graphic lines and stark contrasts is typical of his style, which was influenced by the Japanese art of woodblock printing. The image is likely a depiction of men walking through a forest on a cold winter day.