Geknielde man 1919

"Geknielde man" (Kneeling Man) is a woodcut by Belgian Expressionist artist Frits van den Berghe, created in 1919. The artwork depicts a kneeling figure in a simplified, almost abstract style, showcasing the artist's bold use of black and white. The stark contrasts and powerful lines convey a sense of emotional intensity, typical of Expressionist art. Van den Berghe's work often explored themes of isolation, existentialism, and the human condition.