Drie vrouwen before 1931

"Drie vrouwen" is a woodcut print by Else Berg, a Dutch artist who lived from 1877 to 1942. Created before 1931, the print depicts three nude women in a simplified and stylized form. The bold black lines of the woodcut create a powerful and graphic image. Berg's style, known for its use of geometric shapes and strong contrasts, is reminiscent of Expressionism. The woodcut, measuring 208mm x 150mm and 388mm x 270mm, showcases the artist's unique approach to portraying the human figure. This artwork, "Drie vrouwen," is a prime example of Berg's artistic exploration of the human form through the medium of woodcut printing.