De doorgebroken Sint-Antoniesdijk bij Jaap Hannes, 1651 1651
roelantroghman
rijksmuseum
print, etching, ink
baroque
dutch-golden-age
pen sketch
etching
landscape
ink
"De doorgebroken Sint-Antoniesdijk bij Jaap Hannes, 1651" (The Broken St. Anthony's Dike near Jaap Hannes) is an etching by Dutch artist Roelant Roghman, created in 1651. This detailed view depicts the aftermath of a dike breach, showcasing a landscape of broken earth and exposed water. The print is a topographical illustration, reflecting Roghman's skill in representing the physical environment. It is a testament to the challenges of water management in the Netherlands and serves as a record of the landscape in the 17th century. This etching, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, demonstrates the artistic practice of recording real-world events and geographical features.
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