This LoRA replicates the distinctive, minimalist woodcut style of early 20th-century Dutch artist Julie de Graag (1877–1924). Her work bridged the flowing motifs of Art Nouveau and the rigid stylization of De Stijl.

What should this LoRA be used for?

• Creating vintage, Art Nouveau-adjacent minimalist prints and posters.

• Generating stark, graphic designs that translate perfectly into physical media like block printing, stamp making, or tattoo stencils.

• "Stitch-painting" or designing embroidery and cross-stitch charts, as her high-contrast, chunky linework mimics the constraints of needlework.

• Generating Memento Mori themes, such as stylized skulls or decaying nature, reflecting the more sombre undertones of her later work.