Tentenkamp 1648 - 1683

"Tentenkamp" (1648-1683) is an etching by Albert Flamen (1615-1688) that depicts a campsite with tents, people, and horses. The circular composition creates a sense of intimacy and focuses the viewer's attention on the scene. Flamen's use of fine lines and hatching brings depth and texture to the image, emphasizing the details of the tents, trees, and figures. The scene suggests a moment of quiet contemplation in the midst of a bustling encampment, inviting viewers to imagine the lives of the individuals portrayed. The etching is part of a series of landscapes created by Flamen, which were popular among collectors in the 17th century.