Pad tussen rotsen by Arnoud Schaepkens

Pad tussen rotsen 1855 - 1904

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natural stone pattern

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rippled sketch texture

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natural shape and form

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natural formation

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rough brush stroke

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possibly oil pastel

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rock

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carved into stone

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natural texture

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organic texture

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watercolor

Dimensions height 155 mm, width 211 mm

"Pad tussen rotsen", or Path Between Rocks, is a print made by Arnoud Schaepkens. In this landscape, Schaepkens invites us to reflect on nature and its impact on the human experience. This piece emerges from a period where the rise of Romanticism deeply influenced artistic expression, turning attention toward the sublime qualities of the natural world. Think about the rapid social changes brought on by industrialization and urbanization. What did it mean to turn to nature? Schaepkens steers away from traditional heroic landscapes, opting for a more intimate portrayal. The path, a potent symbol of journeys and transitions, prompts questions about where we are going, and where we have been. Consider how the artist plays with light and shadow, creating a sense of depth and mystery. In a time of great change, Schaepkens captures a personal reflection of nature.

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