Ontwerpen voor een broche c. 1874 - 1932

This is a sheet of preliminary sketches by Dutch architect Mathieu Lauweriks, dating from around 1874 to 1932. The designs, mostly in pencil, explore a range of geometric shapes and patterns, suggesting an interest in both organic and abstract forms. Lauweriks, known for his innovative and often geometric designs, used these sketches as a starting point for creating functional objects, such as brooches, emphasizing the importance of preliminary drawings in his artistic process. The designs showcase Lauweriks' interest in exploring the potential of geometric shapes in jewelry design.