The talented Julie de Graag was one of Escher’s contemporaries, who died exactly 100 years ago this year. She shared a love of nature with M.C. Escher. Her woodcuts managed, in just a few details, to capture the essence of plants, animals and portrait subjects. De Graag’s work will be shown at Escher in The Palace alongside that of Escher.
Julie de Graag, Two Owls, woodcut, 1921
Julie de Graag, Willow in front of the Moon, woodcut, 1920
Julie de Graag, Memento Mori, woodcut, 1916
Julie de Graag, Sprouting Ferns, woodcut, 1920
Julie de Graag, Strictly Stylised Drooping Flower Calyx, woodcut, 1920
Julie de Graag, Cat, Reclining, woodcut, 1913
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