
Étude pour "Christus in de woestijn"
Jan Toorop · Dutch, 1858-1928
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Étude pour "Christus in de woestijn", Jan Toorop (1923), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A study in charcoal and coloured crayon shows a bearded, long-haired figure holding an open book inscribed with the words Woord Gods, set against a halo and angular geometric forms. A raised hand appears at the left edge, and a stylised mask-like face occupies the upper right. The work is dated 1923 and attributed to Jan Toorop.






































