Landschap met iepen, Ashdown, Groot-Brittannië c. 1855

"Landschap met iepen, Ashdown, Groot-Brittannië" is a calotype photograph taken by William 2nd Earl of Craven around 1855. The image captures a serene landscape with two prominent elm trees framing a valley, their branches reaching towards the sky. The photograph's soft, muted tones and detailed depiction of nature exemplify the aesthetic of early photographic landscape photography. The work currently resides at the Rijksmuseum and is a testament to the earl's interest in capturing the beauty of his surroundings.