Haarlem 1893

"Haarlem" is an etching created in 1893 by Scottish artist David Young Cameron (1865-1945). The artwork depicts a Dutch windmill in a village setting. It's a classic example of Cameron's distinct style, characterized by meticulous detail and atmospheric light. He was known for his etchings of Dutch landscapes, which often showcased the beauty of architecture and daily life. "Haarlem" exemplifies Cameron's mastery of the etching technique, revealing his ability to convey light, shadow, and texture.