Deez' prent vertoond Gods zoon, in snaart en heerlykheid, / Uw hart zy vroeg en laat aan zynen dienst gewyd 1842 - 1866

This undated print by weduwe C. Kok-van Kolm, presents a series of small, square vignettes, each a microcosm of biblical narrative rendered in delicate lines. The composition relies on a grid-like structure, organizing these scenes into a unified field, yet each maintains its autonomy. The monochrome palette emphasizes form and line, drawing the eye to the intricate details within each frame. Light, often depicted through radiating lines, serves as a visual signifier of divine presence. The print invites a structural reading, where each scene functions as a signifier within a larger symbolic system. The sequential arrangement suggests a narrative flow, yet each scene also stands alone, inviting individual contemplation. The artist seems to play with established meanings and values, encouraging new ways of thinking about faith and representation. Ultimately, the artist uses the formal qualities of line and composition to engage with profound theological themes, reminding us that art is not static but evolves through ongoing dialogue and interpretation.