Dorpsweg in Diepenheim 1888
willemwitsen
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pencil drawn
light pencil work
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pencil sketch
old engraving style
charcoal drawing
pen-ink sketch
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"Dorpsweg in Diepenheim" is an 1888 etching by Dutch artist Willem Witsen. The artwork depicts a rural road in Diepenheim, a small town in the Netherlands. Witsen was known for his depictions of Dutch landscapes and scenes of everyday life, often using a dark and brooding palette. In this work, the artist captures the quiet atmosphere of a small village, with the houses and trees silhouetted against the cloudy sky. The scene is dominated by the dark, textured lines of the etching, creating a sense of depth and atmosphere. It is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, and showcases Witsen's talent in capturing the essence of a small, rural village.
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