Jos Nic De Vuyst, Man's Portrait with Cross-Hatching, 1934, Large Charcoal Drawing, Framed

This crazy work drawn with charcoal with the Cross-hatching technology was made by Jos Nic de Vuyst in 1934. Jos Nic de Vuyst was a Belgian artist born in 1896 in Ghent and died in 1946 in Sint-Amandsberg. He was a draftsman, painter and watercolorist. Jos Nic de Vuyst found his inspiration in religious and popular scenes. His figures often appear playfully playful, sometimes ironic and caricature. He loved gloomy tonalities, but still managed to get beautiful light effects in his works, just like in this work. Both the work and the list are exceptionally beautiful and give the space a dose of charm. The many lines with which this work is drawn ensure that you can keep looking for hours at the details and craftsmanship. The work is framed and the rear panel has the signature with fingerprints from the artist with the words "Nemo Me Impune Lacessit", nobody provokes me with impunity. Dimensions List: Height: 136 cm Width: 106 cm Depth: 4 cm