Reijer Stolk — Vivid Floral Abstraction | Expressionist Watercolour Print

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Reijer Stolk — Vivid Floral Abstraction | Expressionist Watercolour PrintReijer Stolk (18961945) was a Dutch graphic artist, printmaker, and woodcut specialist who worked at the intersection of Symbolism, Expressionism, and folk art traditions. Producing prints of remarkable technical mastery and visual intensity sunflowers, saints, flowers, masks, Indian motifs he developed a personal language that drew on Art Nouveau pattern, German Expressionist woodcut, and his own mystical sensibility. His small but potent body of

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