Hot Printing 8 (Vrouw met gele sjaal)

Hot Printing 8 (Vrouw met gele sjaal) – Hendrik Nicolaas Werkman (c. 1920s)
Created in the 1920s, this expressive print shows Werkman’s innovative “hot printing” technique, where colour and form are pressed into dynamic, tactile harmony. The female figure, marked by the striking yellow scarf, emerges through bold contrasts and simplified shapes, giving the image both warmth and graphic strength.

The presence of the work is lively yet refined, adding a touch of colour, modern character, and creative energy that enlivens a space with subtle confidence.

Our art prints are produced to museum-quality standards using Felix Schoeller High White 230 gsm — a smooth, exceptionally premium fine-art paper selected for its high brightness, depth, and durability. This European high-white matt surface delivers outstanding clarity and colour accuracy with a true glare-free gallery finish, producing cleaner whites, finer detail, and a refined professional look designed for long-term display.

Printed with archival pigment inks, each piece delivers rich, vibrant colour and outstanding detail, designed to look beautiful for years to come without fading.

Every print is made to order and carefully packaged in sturdy protective mailing tubes to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.

SIZES

All prints are created using international A-sizes.
Below are the full paper dimensions your artwork is printed on:

• A4 — 21 × 29.7 cm (8.3 × 11.7 in)

• A3 — 29.7 × 42 cm (11.7 × 16.5 in)

• A2 — 42 × 59.4 cm (16.5 × 23.4 in)

• A1 — 59.4 × 84.1 cm (23.39 × 33.11 in)

• A0 — 84.1 × 118.8 cm (33.07 × 46.46 in)

FRAMES

Our framed options are crafted from quality wood and finished with clear 3mm glass for a clean, timeless look.

Available options:

• No Frame

• Ash Wood

• Black Wood

• White Wood

Prefer to source your own frame? No problem — all prints are designed to frame beautifully on their own.

All prints include a white border, giving the artwork room to breathe and making framing easy and flexible.