Onze kunst
Onze kunst is a Dutch-language art survey published in Antwerp in 1902 by J. E. Buschmann, edited by P. Buschmann, and aimed at a general audience of art readers in Flanders and the Netherlands. Its pages reproduce paintings, drawings and decorative borders by Belgian and Dutch artists, several printed as full-page halftones with captions beneath. A designer could take from it the late-nineteenth-century habit of framing a single painting on a white page, the dense black-and-white ornamental band with looping scrolls and round medallions, and the sketchy charcoal crowds of figures.
