Ontwerp voor een briefhoofd van Motshagens handel in apotheek- en drogisterijbenodigdheden 1884 - 1952

This design for a letterhead, created by Reinier Willem Petrus de Vries between 1884 and 1952, features a stylized depiction of a building with the name "Motshagen's" prominently displayed. The building, likely representing the business, is framed by a decorative arch and surrounded by bottles, emphasizing the company's trade in pharmacy and drugstore supplies. The design's clean lines and simplified forms reflect the graphic style prevalent in the early 20th century, highlighting its role in corporate branding and visual communication.