composition fine art print hendrik nicolaas werkman windhund where it adds depth against

where it adds depth against a pale wall and pairs strikingly with other dark-background Haeckel plates such as his jellyfish and radiolarians

Original by Staatliche Museen zu Berlin License: CC0 1

and the aesthetic

it is one of the most rewarding plates to live with

botanical-curiosity mood that ordinary flower prints can't match

composition fine art print hendrik nicolaas werkman windhund where it adds depth againstAs an artist and graphic designer, Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman was one of the outstanding figures of the Dutch avant garde. As a printer and typographer, he initially worked with conventional printed matter, but after the economic collapse of the printing company he managed, he began to work experimentally with letters made of lead and wood, as well as with so called blind material and even with non printing objects such as door hinges. In the process,