Processie before 1919

"Processie" is a woodcut created by Norwegian artist Else Berg, sometime before 1919. The work is notable for its stark black and white imagery, characteristic of woodcuts, and the use of simplified, geometric shapes. The composition is centered around a procession of figures, perhaps a religious procession, suggested by the arrangement and the abstract forms. While the exact subject matter is open to interpretation, the woodcut demonstrates Berg's skill in conveying movement and atmosphere within a minimalist aesthetic. It exemplifies the artist's exploration of expressionistic forms during the early 20th century.