Golf van Gaeta 1682 - 1730
pietervanderiaa
rijksmuseum
print, etching
baroque
etching
landscape
etching
"Golf van Gaeta" is an etching by Pieter van der (I) Aa, a Dutch engraver and publisher, created between 1682 and 1730. The artwork depicts a panoramic view of the Gulf of Gaeta in Italy, showcasing the harbor, the city, and a fortified tower. The etching is a detailed and accurate representation of the landscape, capturing the architecture, boats, and natural features with precision. This etching is characteristic of van der Aa's work, which often focused on topographical views of cities and regions across Europe, contributing to a growing interest in travel and exploration during the 17th and 18th centuries. The etching is currently held in the Rijksmuseum, offering a valuable insight into the artistic landscape of the period and the visual representation of geographical locations in early modern Europe.
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