Kampement 1632 - 1668
robertvandenhoecke
rijksmuseum
print, etching
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landscape
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genre-painting
"Kampement" is an etching created by Robert van den Hoecke, a Dutch artist born in 1622 and active until his death in 1668. This artwork depicts a camp scene, likely a military encampment, with tents, figures, and horses. The detailed lines and hatching techniques characteristic of etching contribute to the sense of realism and depth. This small-scale print, measuring 68 mm by 93 mm, is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The artwork showcases the artist's skill in capturing daily life, with particular interest in military themes common during the Dutch Golden Age.
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