Gargantua: Chapter XXV 1942

"Gargantua: Chapter XXV" is a woodcut print by Bernard Reder, created in 1942. The artwork depicts a scene from François Rabelais's classic novel "Gargantua and Pantagruel." Reder's woodcut style, characterized by its bold lines and stark contrasts, captures the humor and energy of Rabelais's writing. This print is notable for its use of dynamic composition and exaggerated figures, giving a humorous interpretation of the satirical novel. Reder's artwork, often inspired by literature and history, exemplifies his ability to translate complex themes into visually captivating pieces.