Groep jonge meisjes 1893

"Groep jonge meisjes" (1893) is a woodcut by Félix Edouard Vallotton, a Swiss-French artist known for his sharp, black and white style. This artwork, depicting a group of young girls, showcases Vallotton's signature use of bold lines and contrasting light and dark tones, creating a dramatic and almost unsettling visual effect. Vallotton's work often explored themes of everyday life, social observation, and the human condition, which are all evident in this print. The simplified forms and bold outlines create a sense of immediacy and intimacy, inviting the viewer to observe and contemplate the interaction of these young girls.