Brief aan Joop Sjollema by Richard Nicolaüs Roland Holst

Brief aan Joop Sjollema 1910 - 1938

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drawing, paper, ink

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portrait

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drawing

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script typography

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hand-lettering

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hand drawn type

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hand lettering

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paper

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ink

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hand-drawn typeface

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handwritten font

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

This is a letter to Joop Sjollema, penned by Richard Nicolaüs Roland Holst. The most prominent symbol here, is the handwritten word itself. Writing has, since ancient times, been a symbol of power, knowledge, and communication, a tradition stretching back to the earliest inscriptions. Consider the hieroglyphs of Egypt, or the medieval illuminated manuscripts, each bearing witness to the act of communication. The unique cursive style of Holst adds another layer, a personal touch that speaks to the writer's identity and intention. The act of writing, of conveying thoughts and emotions through script, is an enduring human impulse, a cultural constant. Writing carries with it the weight of history and culture. This seemingly simple act is laden with emotional and psychological depth, connecting us to generations past.

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