Gezicht op een deel van de eetzaal en de deur 1875 - 1930

This black-and-white image captures a fragment of a dining room, focusing on a door and the area around a fireplace. It’s not about the "what" but the "how," like someone exploring the essence of space through light and shadow. The texture is intriguing. Look at the door; each panel is a small rectangle, a tiny canvas. You can almost feel the slight elevation of the paneling, the subtle shadows defining each shape. It reminds me of working on a painting, where each stroke or layer adds depth and dimension. The archway around the fireplace has small details that suggest a process of building up, maybe adding to. I think of Agnes Martin and her quiet grids, or maybe even some forgotten modernist architect sketching out ideas. It’s about the rhythm, the subtle variations within a strict format. It's a visual whisper.