Onze kunst
Onze kunst is a Dutch-language art survey published in Antwerp in 1902 by J. E. Buschmann, drawn from the Getty Research Institute's holdings and aimed at a general audience of art readers. Its plates reproduce carved and woven decorative work, including a multi-panel relief with crowded figure scenes, a black-and-white ornamental band of scrolls and birds, and curved panels with tightly packed figures. For designers, the pictures offer dense narrative compositions and high-contrast stylized scrollwork that suggest borders, panels, and historical ornament.
