Symbolist visions of women by Dutch artist Jan Toorop (1858-1928).
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Those first two are amazing. I love how stylized and heroic the first one is. And then the second one has those mysterious eyes, and the whole thing seems distorted like it’s under water. Interesting artist. Did a lot of interesting work. Wishing that they had offered an Art History course that would have included him back in school. Loving the under water appearing distortion myself as well. Sarah
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