Knotwilgen 1856
josephhartogensis
rijksmuseum
drawing, print, etching, ink
drawing
pen drawing
etching
landscape
ink
romanticism
realism
"Knotwilgen," a small etching created in 1856 by Dutch artist Joseph Hartogensis, depicts a tranquil landscape scene. The artwork showcases the artist's skill in capturing the delicate details of nature, particularly the twisting branches of willow trees reflected in the water. This etching, housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into Hartogensis's fascination with the beauty of his native Dutch countryside and his artistic ability to translate those observations into detailed and evocative prints. The artwork exemplifies the Dutch landscape tradition, often featuring rural scenes with meticulous attention to detail. This etching, measuring just 63mm by 81mm, demonstrates Hartogensis's mastery of the etching technique.
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