Dinant, plate nine from the Belgian Set 1907
davidyoungcameron
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, etching, paper
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drawing
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amateur sketch
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light pencil work
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etching
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pencil sketch
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paper
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personal sketchbook
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ink drawing experimentation
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pen-ink sketch
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watercolour illustration
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sketchbook art
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pencil art
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watercolor
"Dinant, plate nine from the Belgian Set" is an etching by Scottish artist David Young Cameron (1865–1945), housed at The Art Institute of Chicago. The artwork depicts a view of Dinant, Belgium, a historic city known for its picturesque architecture. Cameron's etching captures the city's charming character, featuring a row of buildings lining a river, with a bridge connecting the opposite banks. The artist's masterful use of light and shadow adds depth and dimension to the scene. Cameron's signature etching style, renowned for its detail and atmospheric qualities, is evident in this work, making it a notable example of his artistic talent.
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