Vue de l'Entrée de Cluse, du Mont Vergi, & de l'Aiguille de Varens (Original Title) 1806
jeanantoinelinck
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper
landscape illustration sketch
drawing
16_19th-century
abandoned
light earthy tone
landscape
paper
earthy colours
swiss
earthy tone
watercolour illustration
natural palette
botanical art
watercolor
warm toned green
"Vue de l'Entrée de Cluse, du Mont Vergi, & de l'Aiguille de Varens" (View of the Entrance to Cluse, Mont Vergi, and the Aiguille de Varens), painted in 1806 by Jean-Antoine Linck, is a landscape painting depicting a bridge over a river, surrounded by majestic mountains and a lush green valley. The painting highlights the beauty of the Swiss Alps through detailed brushwork, particularly capturing the rocky cliffs and the rushing water of the river. Linck, a prominent Swiss landscape artist, was known for his precise and realistic depictions of the natural world, making this artwork a testament to his skill and appreciation for the region's scenic splendor.
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