Lezende joodse man Possibly 1908 - 1923

"Lezende joodse man" (Reading Jewish Man) is a lithograph by Hermann Struck, a German artist known for his social realism and often depicting Jewish life. The print, likely created between 1908 and 1923, shows a man seated at a table, deeply engrossed in a book. Struck uses subtle line work and shading to portray the man's concentration, evoking a sense of quiet contemplation and perhaps religious devotion. The composition and subject matter resonate with the artist's interest in capturing the everyday lives and experiences of ordinary people, particularly within Jewish communities. This work, measuring 157mm x 202mm, is a testament to Struck's ability to convey human emotion and the power of art to capture moments of quiet reflection.