Karpervijver op Elswout in Overveen 1933

Jacob Pieter van den Bosch’s 1933 woodcut print, *Karpervijver op Elswout in Overveen*, is a striking example of his artistic style, which often focused on the natural world. The print depicts a pond, with a single tree silhouetted against the water. The artist’s use of black and white creates a sense of depth and texture, particularly evident in the layered lines that depict the water’s surface. The artwork is a testament to van den Bosch’s masterful control of the medium, which he employed to capture the beauty of a seemingly simple scene.