Moeraslandschap 1860 - 1910
alfredelsen
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photo of handprinted image
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shape in negative space
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natural shape and form
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natural tone
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white dominant colour
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repetition of white
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white palette
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tonal art
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repetition of white colour
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remaining negative space
"Moeraslandschap" (Swamp Landscape) is a small etching created by Dutch artist Alfred Elsen, and is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The etching depicts a serene landscape with a couple of trees in the foreground, and a large expanse of water with a cloudy sky behind. The artist is known for his delicate etching technique and beautiful depiction of nature. This piece is a great example of Elsen's ability to capture the tranquility of a swamp landscape using subtle, almost melancholic, shading.
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