Artist: olivia holm-møller (1875–1970) title: unconditional (kneeling figure by tent) technique: woodcut visual size: h. 23 cm, w. 24 cm frame: h. 39 cm, w. 44 cm, black wooden frame signature / mark: monogram "ohm" in the print period: mid-20th century condition: good condition with age-related signs of wear a powerful and expressive woodcut by olivia holm-møller, in which the kneeling figure is depicted with dramatic simplicity and profound human resonance. The composition reflects the artist’s characteristic use of contrasts and monumental forms, merging spirituality and existence into a unified visual language. Olivia holm-møller (1875–1970) was a danish painter, printmaker, and sculptor, known for her expressive style, monumental depictions of the human figure, and deeply religious and existential themes. She worked across painting, graphics, and sculpture, and is represented in several danish museums, including the national gallery of denmark and aros.