Ontwerpen voor een juwelenkist 1913 - 1918

"Ontwerpen voor een juwelenkist" is a pencil sketch on paper by Dutch architect and designer Mathieu Lauweriks, dated 1913. The design for a jewelry box features a geometric, rounded shape with a hinged lid and a distinctive ridged pattern. The drawing is a detailed blueprint, capturing the form and proportions of the object with precision, likely intended for the silversmiths at the Hagener Silberschmiede workshop. This artwork exemplifies Lauweriks' interest in functional design and geometric forms, which were central to his contributions to the burgeoning Art Nouveau movement.