Rotslandschap 1873
emileputtaert
photo of handprinted image
shape in negative space
light pencil work
natural tone
organic shape
light coloured
natural cool tone
repetition of white
mountain
repetition of white colour
remaining negative space
"Rotslandschap" (Rocky Landscape) is an etching created by Emile Puttaert in 1873. The print showcases a dramatic vista of a rocky landscape with a distant view of a river winding through a valley. Puttaert, known for his detailed and realistic depictions of nature, captures the light and shadow of the scene with impressive precision. This small-scale work, measuring just 165 mm by 235 mm, exemplifies Puttaert's skill in conveying the grandeur of nature within a compact format. The work is an example of the romanticism in art movement, characterized by its emphasis on emotion, imagination, and the beauty of nature. The artwork offers viewers a glimpse into the artist's appreciation for the natural world and the power of observation in artistic expression.
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