Jules De Bruycker De handen van de kunstenaar 1938
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Jules De Bruycker De handen van de kunstenaar 1938, Jules De Bruycker (1938), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil drawing study showing two hands in different gestures, one reaching down from above with fingers partly curled and the other cupping forward with fingers spread. Soft hatching defines the forearms and knuckles.
