(1905-1941)
Dutch woodblock and linoleum printer
I have the intension showing you Arie Zonneveld's woodblock and linoleum prints in episodes. Today episode III, his dune prints and grouped together the prints of a favourite landscape he made multiple prints of.
l: dune poplar, r: dunes




Above a copy of an oilpainting by Zonneveld mirrored 180*

It's interesting the different appraoches he took. The top two landscapes have a touch of Delft about them, formal and quite modern-looking. The yellow and orange one is deco. He must have been quite prolific
ReplyDeleteHe made some 50 and he clearly went through a fast developement. It all stopped to early when he died aged 36.
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