Ingang van het dorp in Séchilienne 1809 - 1858

"Ingang van het dorp in Séchilienne" is a black and white lithograph created by Dutch artist Hendrik van der Burgh between 1809 and 1858. This print, depicting a rural scene in Séchilienne, France, showcases van der Burgh's meticulous attention to detail. The composition features a village road leading to a small building, framed by trees and mountains in the distance. The work captures the quiet charm of rural life with its simple yet detailed depiction of the everyday activities of the locals, including a group of figures in the foreground and a horse being watered by a small stream. This detailed engraving embodies the Romantic style of landscape art popular during van der Burgh's lifetime. This artwork is a fine example of the romantic depiction of nature and the idyllic life of the French countryside.