Curatorial Narrative Anna Boch’s “Tijdens de elevatie” is a seminal work of Pointillism, executed during the early 1890s when this innovative technique was still in its formative stages. By then, the artist had already developed a distinctive approach to color, layering intricate textures and atmospheres through an almost obsessive attention to detail. In “Tijdens de elevatie”, Boch employs impasto brushwork to create thick, raised surfaces that disrupt the otherwise delicate balance of blues, greens, and earth tones, generating a sense of spatial depth and tension. When enlarged to 66×44, the chromatic structure of “Tijdens de elevatie” assumes a commanding presence in a luxury interior environment. The palette, dominated by cool blues and greens, casts a contemplative atmosphere, while the earthy undertones introduce a sense of tactility and materiality. The spatial rhythm established by Boch’s composition allows for an unexpect