Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain
This page of studies, including one of a table foot, was made by Carel Adolph Lion Cachet with graphite on paper. The artist has approached the page with an open mind. It’s about playful exploration. The composition is a series of light, almost ephemeral sketches, floating across the page. The delicate lines remind me of Cy Twombly's scribbles, but with an eye for the everyday. Look at the table foot, there’s a certain charm in its imperfection. It feels provisional. It's not about a perfect representation, but about understanding the form and the idea of a table leg. There’s a real sense of seeing and thinking at the same time, embracing the beauty of the incomplete. This reminds us that art, like life, is an ongoing process, full of possibilities and open to interpretation.
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