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Etching of a nude bearded man with closed eyes against angular hatched shapes and a church tower, by Lodewijk Schelfhout.

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Naakte man met gesloten ogen, Lodewijk Schelfhout (1915), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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An etching by Lodewijk Schelfhout titled Naakte man met gesloten ogen, dated 1915, shows a nude male figure with closed eyes, a beard and long curling hair, seated against a angular background of hatched lines. A church tower with pointed spires appears in the upper left, and the figure's hands are clasped in the lower left. A French inscription in the lower margin accompanies the print.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum