Zilverreiger in de wind 1892 - 1931

"Zilverreiger in de wind" is a black and white woodcut created by Dutch artist Henri Verstijnen between 1892 and 1931. The print depicts a heron, its feathers spread in the wind, standing in a marshy landscape. The image is rendered with fine detail, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the intricate patterns of feathers and foliage. This work exemplifies Verstijnen's fascination with nature and his ability to translate its beauty into graphic form. It is a prime example of the "Art Nouveau" movement which emphasized organic forms and natural motifs in design.