head of buddha fine art print reijer stolk narcissus He is attributed to naturalism

He is attributed to naturalism

which became among the best-known images of the period

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then left to study architecture in Geneva with Louis Viollier (1852–1931)

and primarily used watercolor to capture impressions of subjects

head of buddha fine art print reijer stolk narcissus He is attributed to naturalismHead of Buddha (1943) by Reijer Stolk Reijer Johan Antonie Stolk was a graphic artist , painter , sculptor and inventor. Stolk was born on Java. He migrated from East Java to the Netherlands between the ages of three and twelve. In 1910 he enrolled in the Applied Arts School in Haarlem. In 1930 he embarked on a trip to the Gold Coast and Nigeria to study patterns on clothing fabrics. This journey had a major impact on his artistic work. Original from