South Brent, from Picturesque Selections 1860
jamesduffieldharding
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, lithograph, print, paper
vegetal
drawing
light pencil work
pale palette
lithograph
curved letter used
paper
england
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
natural palette
pencil art
botanical art
watercolor
"South Brent," a lithograph from 1860 by British artist James Duffield Harding (1797-1863), depicts a picturesque English countryside scene. Harding was known for his precise and detailed drawings of landscapes. This print, part of the "Picturesque Selections" series, showcases Harding's skill in rendering the intricate details of nature, from the delicate branches of trees to the texture of rocks and the flowing water of a stream. The artwork's composition is divided into two panels, each presenting a unique perspective on the idyllic landscape. It's now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, offering a glimpse into Harding's artistic mastery and the beauty of the English countryside.
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