Ontwerp voor een glas-in-loodvenster met honingraatpatroon c. 1901

This pencil and watercolor sketch by Dutch artist Gerrit Willem Dijsselhof, dated circa 1901, is a design for a stained glass window featuring a honeycomb pattern. The design is rendered on lined paper, suggesting it was a preliminary study for a larger project. The honeycomb motif is a popular subject in stained glass, often symbolizing order and unity. The yellow and gray tones of the sketch are typical of Dijsselhof's style and reflect the color scheme often used in stained glass windows. This piece, now in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the creative process of a renowned stained glass artist.