Holle boom bij Seelisberg in Zwitserland Possibly 1896

This etching, created by Dutch artist Wijnand Otto Jan Nieuwenkamp, depicts a large hollow tree in Seelisberg, Switzerland. The image focuses on the tree's intricate details, showcasing its gnarled branches and the hollowed-out trunk. The composition's simplicity and realism place it within the tradition of landscape etching, emphasizing the natural beauty of the subject. The artist's signature and the inscription “Holle boom bij Seelisberg in Zwitserland” further identify the piece and its location, adding to its historical significance. This artwork is a testament to Nieuwenkamp's skill in capturing the essence of nature through his etching technique.