Martine Jacobs - Mondrian's Bride

Mondrian's Bride 05 — Martine Jacobs, 2026 Art print with hand watercolor coloring Mondrian's Bride is a contemporary figurative composition in which Martine Jacobs combines a female figure with geometric planes and an architectural-looking background. The seated woman forms the focal point of the composition. Her soft, natural forms contrast with the clean lines and color planes in the background. The subtle combination of blue, gray, pink, and red refers to the geometric visual language of Piet Mondrian, but receives its own figurative interpretation in this work. The print was hand-colored with watercolors in 2026. In doing so, Martine Jacobs connects her digital image construction with traditional painting techniques. About the artist Martine Jacobs (Amsterdam, 1956) has been working with traditional techniques since the 1980s and also developed a digital visual practice starting in 1995. Her early digital and online work is extensively documented in her artist's archive. In October 2026, her website was included in the KB Web Collection of the Royal Library in The Hague, as part of the Dutch digital heritage. Specifications Title: Mondrian's Bride Artist: Martine Jacobs Year: 2026 Technique: Print, hand-colored with watercolor Dimensions: 29.7 × 42 cm (A3) Includes: Certificate of authenticity A remarkable figurative work in which geometric imagery and the human form come together in a personal interpretation of modern art.