Rozenstruik by Julie de Graag Pascal Marlin creating a rhythm that draws

creating a rhythm that draws the eye across the canvas in measured beats

Rendered in the tradition of 19th-century scientific atlases

shaped by close observation of natural environments

yet unmistakably handmade

built to invite reflection and curiosity through colour and form rather than to depict any single

Rozenstruik by Julie de Graag Pascal Marlin creating a rhythm that drawsRozenstruik (Rose Bush) places Julie de Graag's printmaking craft at its most lyrical. The composition radiates outward from a dense central stem: roses in various stages of bloom, thorned branches, and rounded leaves fill the picture field with restless botanical energy, yet the engraved line keeps everything ordered and legible. The interplay of solid blacks and fine hatching gives the roses dimension without colour pure tonal contrast carrying all