Lint, gestreept, het lint is geel met in het midden drie ingeweven strepen in de kleuren rood, blauw, lichtgroen en zwart en is aan de zijkanten afgezet met respectievelijk lichtblauw en oranje borduursel before 1926

This artwork, titled "Lint, gestreept," is a rolled-up ribbon by Dutch artist Gustav Schnitzler, likely created before 1926. The ribbon features a yellow background with three interwoven stripes in red, blue, light green, and black, accented with light blue and orange embroidery at the edges. The artwork, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, is a testament to Schnitzler's fascination with the details of everyday objects and the potential for artistic expression in seemingly mundane items. The minimalist composition highlights the textural qualities of the ribbon and its vibrant color scheme. This small-scale piece offers a unique perspective on the nature of art and its ability to elevate the commonplace into a realm of aesthetic appreciation.