sitting cat fine art print julie de graag nudel and the structural subject appeals

and the structural subject appeals to anyone who appreciates architecture and design as much as natural history

From the student book of the Colonial School for Girls and Women in The Hague Part II (1930-1949)

the director of an art school

Original: Library of Congress

The plate comes from Kunstformen der Natur (Art Forms in Nature)

sitting cat fine art print julie de graag nudel and the structural subject appealsSitting Cat (1918) by Julie de Graag (1877 1924) Julie de Graag was born in Gorinchem, but followed her parents to The Hague. She entered the Royal Academy of Art in 1890 and took courses from J. J. Aarts and the Hague art critic H. P. Bremmer, whose protg she would become. In addition, she obtained her MO certificate in drawing. Original from the Rijksmuseum. License: CC0 1. 0 Universal Color enhancement and alignment size correction by Vintage