Zes uitzichten op Subiaco en Tivoli 1837 - 1856
print, engraving
pencil drawn
toned paper
pencil sketch
landscape
charcoal drawing
pencil drawing
romanticism
cityscape
engraving
"Zes uitzichten op Subiaco en Tivoli" (Six Views of Subiaco and Tivoli), a series of six lithographs created between 1837 and 1856 by Belgian artist Jean-Baptiste Arnout, depicts stunning landscapes of the Italian regions of Subiaco and Tivoli. The work exemplifies Arnout’s talent for capturing picturesque scenery, particularly the breathtaking waterfalls, mountainous terrains, and towns nestled within the valleys. Arnout's meticulous detail and use of light and shadow create a sense of depth and realism, making the viewer feel as if they are standing amidst the grandeur of these Italian landscapes. This series is a testament to the Romantic era's fascination with the beauty of nature. The lithographs are now part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam.
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