The Old Footbridge, Banks of the Petit Morin 1915
augustelouislepere
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, etching, paper
drawing
ink painting
etching
pencil sketch
charcoal drawing
possibly oil pastel
paper
charcoal art
pencil drawing
france
watercolour illustration
charcoal
pencil art
watercolor
"The Old Footbridge, Banks of the Petit Morin" (1915), a print by Auguste-Louis Lepère (1849–1918) is a serene depiction of a rural landscape. The scene features a wooden footbridge spanning a calm river, with a lone figure resting on its planks. Lush foliage lines the riverbank, and a cluster of trees surrounds a distant farmhouse in the background, suggesting a peaceful and tranquil countryside setting. Lepère, a prominent French artist, is known for his masterful use of etching, as seen in this piece, which captures the subtle nuances of light and shadow with exquisite detail. This artwork is a testament to Lepère's ability to imbue the ordinary with beauty, transporting the viewer to a serene world of natural wonder.
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