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- Gift of G.A. de Graag www.rijkmuseum.nl
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Before I do anything else, let me offer you the
link to this piece over at the Rijksmuseum, so you can really see and enjoy it. This is a print (woodcut) by Dutch artist Julie de Graag (1877-1924), immortalizing turtle Akbar, dog Max, and cat...uh, Puss. ("Poes" in Dutch.) There is very little in English-language scholarship to date about de Graag, which is a pity, as her woodcuts of animals and nature are devastating in their skill and beauty. Look:
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- Gift of G.A. de Graag www.rijkmuseum.nl
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Three Cats, 1916
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- Gift of M. J.. de Graag www.rijkmuseum.nl
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Ferns, 1920
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