Interieur van de Draka fabrieken. IJzerdraadomvlechter
Maarten Oortwijn · 1912 - 1996
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Interieur van de Draka fabrieken. IJzerdraadomvlechter, Maarten Oortwijn (1945-1960). Via artnap.com
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An ink and wash drawing of a wire braiding machine, labeled IJZERDRAADOMVLECHTER DRAKA, shown with a large flywheel, rows of spools and bobbins, and gears in a factory interior. Two small figures of workers appear among the machinery. The work is attributed to Maarten Oortwijn and dated 1945-1960.
