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The Boxer
Artist: Frans Masereel
Circa: 1919

Frans Masereel, the Belgian Expressionist and pioneer of the wordless novel, was renowned for his stark black-and-white woodcuts that captured the struggles and spirit of modern life. This image of a towering boxer, framed by dynamic background figures, reflects his powerful graphic style and social commentary. The bold contrasts and monumental presence make it a striking addition to interiors with a modern, minimalist, or graphic design sensibility.

Print Details:

  • Giclee reproduction of the original woodcut

  • Archival matte paper, 11"x17" untrimmed

  • Suitable for framing

  • Carefully packaged and shipped flat

Ideal for collectors of:

  • Frans Masereel woodcuts

  • Expressionist and graphic art

  • Early 20th-century European printmaking

  • Bold black-and-white décor

A commanding woodcut where raw power and social vision collide.

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