Drie voorstellingen uit Blumauers Aeneide by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki

Drie voorstellingen uit Blumauers Aeneide 1789

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print, etching, engraving

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neoclacissism

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narrative-art

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print

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etching

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figuration

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history-painting

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engraving

"Drie voorstellingen uit Blumauers Aeneide" (1789) by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki is a series of three etchings depicting scenes from the Aeneid, an epic poem by Virgil. Each scene is framed by a text panel in Dutch and features a distinct narrative: a figure riding a sea monster, a group standing on clouds, and a crowd gathering before a giant horse. Chodowiecki's masterful use of line and shading creates a sense of drama and movement, characteristic of his Neoclassical style. The etchings were originally part of a larger series illustrating Blumauer's German translation of the Aeneid.

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