Visfuik aan een begroeide waterkant 1830 - 1878
johannespietervanwisselingh
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"Visfuik aan een begroeide waterkant" (Fish trap on a overgrown waterside) is an etching by Johannes Pieter van Wisselingh, dating from 1830-1878. The artwork depicts a rural Dutch landscape with a broken wooden fence post jutting out of a shallow body of water. The viewer can see a tree to the left, lush foliage around the water, and in the background, a windmill and a distant church. The scene is captured in delicate detail, showcasing Wisselingh’s skill in etching. This small work (95 x 123 mm) is housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the artist's mastery of the Dutch landscape.
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