paradijsvogel fine art prints samuel jessurun Size:50×70 cm His echinoderm studies are among

His echinoderm studies are among the most graphic of the whole collection: bold radial geometry that reads beautifully from across a room yet rewards a close look at the fine stippling and texture of each arm

Original by The Cleveland Museum of Art

he captured the jellyfish with scientific accuracy while composing the page like a designer

Date: 1935

Cross strictly carried out the pointillism method of placing color dots next to each other at the beginning

paradijsvogel fine art prints samuel jessurun Size:50×70 cm His echinoderm studies are amongTitle: Paradijsvogel Creator: Samuel Jessurun de Mesquite Date: 1914 Place of origin: Netherlands Samuel Jessurun de Mesquita was a Dutch graphic artist active in the years before the Second World War. De Mesquita principally devoted himself to art, experimenting with various techniques and mediums. Though known primarily for his wood engravings, he also produced etchings, lithographs, watercolors and drawings; his applied art consisted mostly of