Spits van de Notre-Dame in Parijs 1859 - 1860
leopoldflameng
photo of handprinted image
water colours
pale colours
ink paper printed
light coloured
white palette
watercolour illustration
remaining negative space
soft colour palette
watercolor
"Spits van de Notre-Dame in Parijs" is an etching by French artist Léopold Flameng, created between 1859 and 1860. The etching, measuring 220 mm in height and 164 mm in width, captures a view of the Notre-Dame Cathedral's spire from a nearby building. Flameng, known for his detailed and atmospheric etchings, uses a delicate line to render the intricate details of the cathedral and the surrounding cityscape, highlighting the architectural grandeur of the Notre-Dame. The artist also depicts the subtle play of light and shadow across the scene, creating a sense of depth and dimension. The image offers a unique perspective of the iconic Parisian landmark, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of the 19th century.
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