Rosslyn 1899

drawing, print, etching, paper

drawing

amateur sketch

light pencil work

print

etching

pencil sketch

charcoal drawing

paper

charcoal art

pencil drawing

pen-ink sketch

watercolour illustration

pencil art

watercolor

David Young Cameron's 1899 etching, "Rosslyn," depicts a detailed architectural view of a stone archway. The artist, known for his mastery of the etching technique, creates a sense of depth and light using meticulous lines and tonal variations. "Rosslyn" is a striking example of Cameron's penchant for capturing the intricate details of architectural structures, particularly the weathered stone and the play of light and shadow. The artwork is currently held at The Art Institute of Chicago, allowing viewers to appreciate Cameron's technical skill and artistic vision.