Wallpaper with a Fava Bean Motif

Gerrit Willem Dijsselhof (1866-1924), colour lithograph, brush and red and grey watercolour on grey paper, 1898

Dijsselhof, like his contemporary Nieuwenhuis, also designed wallpaper. The constantly recurring motifs of flowers and plants in their work betray the influence of the English decorative artist William Morris. Here six sheets have been joined together and worked up in watercolour. Dijsselhof seems to have been trying out the effect of different coloured grounds.

  • Artwork typeprint, hanging
  • Object numberRP-P-1970-771
  • Dimensionsheight 1105 mm x width 840 mm
  • Physical characteristicslithografie in kleuren, penseel in rood en grijs, op grijs papier