Jaarkalender c. 1901

"Jaarkalender" (c. 1901) by Gerrit Willem Dijsselhof is a series of eight calendar grids, meticulously drawn in pencil. The artist, known for his contributions to the Dutch art movement "The Hague School", used a grid structure to delineate the months and days of the year. This work, housed in the Rijksmuseum, reflects Dijsselhof's interest in order and structure, evident in his precise and geometric approach. The "Jaarkalender" provides a fascinating glimpse into his artistic process and his perspective on time.