Opus XXXV 1921

Johannes Molzahn’s 1921 woodcut, *Opus XXXV*, demonstrates the artist’s mastery of geometric abstraction. The composition features a dynamic interplay of black and white, with a focus on sharp angles, bold lines, and contrasting textures. The work showcases the artistic experimentation of the early 20th century, reflecting the influence of the burgeoning modernist movements. *Opus XXXV* is a prime example of Molzahn’s graphic style, which embraced the bold simplicity of black and white, and the power of geometric forms to create visual tension and rhythm.