Senlis from a Crow's Nest 1931

"Senlis from a Crow's Nest" is a 1931 etching by Samuel Chamberlain, depicting a bird's-eye view of the medieval city of Senlis, France. Known for his architectural etchings, Chamberlain captures the intricate details of the town's buildings, particularly the prominent spire of the Church of Saint-Pierre. This work, which showcases Chamberlain's mastery of line and tonal variation, offers a captivating glimpse into the history and beauty of a French cityscape. The print, measuring 28.89 x 21.91 cm, is a testament to the artist's keen observation and ability to translate the essence of a place into a powerful visual statement.