Autre Veüe de la Cour de Fontaines et la Galerie d'Ulisse à Fontaine-bleau by Adam Perelle

Autre Veüe de la Cour de Fontaines et la Galerie d'Ulisse à Fontaine-bleau 1680s

drawing, print

tree

drawing

boat

aged paper

toned paper

homemade paper

ink paper printed

print

human-figures

sketch book

personal sketchbook

human

pen work

sketchbook drawing

sketchbook art

watercolor

building

"Autre Veüe de la Cour des Fontaines et de la Gallerie d'Ulisse à Fontaine-bleau" is an etching by French artist Adam Perelle, created in the 1680s. The work, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, presents a detailed view of the Fontainebleau Palace, showcasing the courtyard with its fountains and the Gallery of Ulysses, with an emphasis on architectural perspective and the surrounding landscape. The artist utilizes detailed lines to illustrate the building's facade and the surrounding foliage, creating a realistic depiction of the French architectural landmark, a signature element of Perelle's artistic output.