Woman In A Large Hat by Ute Rathmann Dan Hobday drawn from his 1930 portfolio

drawn from his 1930 portfolio of pattern studies influenced by European Art Deco and Constructivism

illustrative approach with a sense of rhythm that echoes its musical subject

Yakov Chernikhov's demonstration of complex architectural forms belongs to a body of work that was never meant to be built — only seen

energetic brushstrokes and a vivid palette to conjure a landscape that feels more spiritual than topographic

Produced in our Berlin studio as a fine art print

Woman In A Large Hat by Ute Rathmann Dan Hobday drawn from his 1930 portfolioWoman in a Large Hat by Ute Rathmann is a poetic figure study built from the Berlin based artist's signature process of deconstruction and reassembly. A silhouetted form wearing an oversized hat dominates the composition, its outline shaped by torn and recomposed drawing fragments that carry traces of earlier work. The layered collage surface creates a sense of time passing shapes overlap, edges are imprecise, and the figure emerges from the work as