Artworks associated with “Letter "A"”

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  • The image depicts a series of thick, wavy lines forming a spiraling shape. The composition is abstract, using bold black and white striping to create depth and movement. At the lower part of the image, the shape resolves into the form of a cat's head, with simple geometric features including a triangular face and circular eyes.

    "M is een Muis" (Mouse)

    M.C. Escher

    published 1953

    Woodcut on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.115

    Not on view
  • The image shows an abstract arrangement of curved and jagged black lines forming the shape of two intertwined figures on a blank background. The composition depicts two people, with legs and arms entangled in a dynamic pose. The abstract style simplifies their forms, highlighting their muscular structure, and the surrounding curved lines suggest motion, resembling ripples of energy spreading from their struggle.

    Letter "N"

    Nico Bulder

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.116

    Not on view
  • The image is a drawing of fish and aquatic life. It features fish swimming in a fluid, swirling composition with flowing wavy lines suggestive of water currents. The fish are depicted in a stylized manner with a focus on their curvilinear forms and scales. The drawing is in a black and white color scheme, with strong contrasts and bold lines. Decorative elements in the image might represent plants or other aquatic elements, enhancing the overall dynamic motion of the aquatic scene.

    Letter "O"

    Jeanne Bieruma Oosting

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.117

    Not on view
  • The image contains bold, geometric lines and recurring circular shapes in a rectangular frame. There is a larger "P" in the foreground resembling a cut-out letter, while the background shows an optical illusion of an eye. Repeated linear patterns create a checkerboard floor effect, adding depth and perspective to the artwork.

    Letter "P"

    Jacobus Marie Prange

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.118

    Not on view
  • The image shows intersecting and curved lines forming an abstract pattern. The shapes resemble musical instruments, specifically string instruments like cellos or violins, with strings and a hand holding a bow. The swirling lines and shapes create a sense of movement, similar to the flowing rhythm and harmony of a musical performance, blending abstract art with musical elements.

    Letter "Q"

    Ru van Rossem

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.119

    Not on view
  • The artwork depicts a central symmetrical design composed of swirling and curved black lines that form an abstract figure. At the top, there are leaves resembling feathery foliage. These foliage also resemble hair on a face with distinct human-like features. Below, the tangled lines continue forming shapes resembling arms and legs, each adorned with flower-like and leaf forms, giving the appearance of shoes and hands. The overall design blends botanical elements with anthropomorphic figures into an intricate abstract form.

    Letter "R"

    Pam Georg Rueter

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.120

    Not on view
  • The image shows several jagged and irregular black lines on a plain background.

    Letter "S"

    Ap Sok

    published 1953

    Woodcut on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.121

    Not on view
  • The image shows bold, thick lines forming an abstract shape resembling the letter "T." Five human-like figures are above the crossbar of the "T," each holding a trumpet. These figures appear to be marching. Below the vertical line of the "T," two tigers are depicted amidst abstract foliage, suggesting a jungle. The composition combines these elements into a playful and symmetrical design, with the letter "T" unifying the representations.

    Letter "T"

    Thijs Mauve

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.122

    Not on view
  • This is a drawing featuring a large stylized letter "U" at the center. Surrounding it are two swimming swans, fish under the water, detailed buildings with spires and towers, and a sky filled with swirling patterns. The drawing combines natural and architectural elements in a monochrome style emphasizing contrast and details.

    Letter "U"

    Dick van Luijn

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.123

    Not on view
  • This is a drawing of a stylized bird. The bird is black and has exaggerated features such as a long neck, a prominent tail, and sharp feet. It stands in profile with its head turned slightly to show an eye and an open beak. Its body has a pattern of small scales or feathers. The style is minimalistic, with stark contrast against a light background.

    Letter "V"

    Hans Marinus van Dokkum

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.124

    Not on view
  • The image portrays bold, angular shapes and lines in an abstract design. A geometric human face silhouette is at the top, with zigzag shapes connecting to a lightning bolt-like figure diagonally across the composition. Below the face, the number "1953" is displayed, flanked by cone-like shapes. At the bottom, Dutch text reads "DE EERSTE VAN'T JAAR HEUS WAAR DANK U," providing a base to the composition.

    Letter "W"

    Cor de Wolff

    published 1953

    Woodcut on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.125

    Not on view
  • An intricate design composed of bold, angular lines and symmetrical patterns forms an abstract image at the center of the page. The central motif resembles an 'X' shape, encapsulated by elaborate floral patterns that mirror each other on either side. Above and below this design, the words "XYLOGRAFIE" are inscribed, with the top inscription inverted.

    Letter "X"

    Dirk van Gelder

    published 1953

    Wood engraving on wove paper  Accession ID  1983.109.126

    Not on view

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