Gezicht op de linkeroever van de Maas met café De Rode Haan 1830 - 1899
alexanderschaepkens
rippled sketch texture
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"Gezicht op de linkeroever van de Maas met café De Rode Haan" is an etching by Alexander Schaepkens, a Dutch artist known for his landscapes and cityscapes. This particular work, created between 1830 and 1899, depicts a scene along the left bank of the Meuse River, featuring the café "De Rode Haan" (The Red Rooster). The etching showcases Schaepkens' detailed rendering of the riverbank, a small building, and a large tree. The composition is dominated by a dynamic sky, filled with clouds and rendered in a meticulous and expressive manner. The work is a fine example of Schaepkens' ability to capture the beauty of his surroundings through the medium of etching. It is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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