Vier seizoenen met bezigheden op het land 1765 - 1806
johanndavidischleuen
rijksmuseum
print, engraving
neoclacissism
baroque
landscape
genre-painting
history-painting
engraving
"Vier seizoenen met bezigheden op het land" (Four Seasons with Rural Activities) is an etching created between 1765 and 1806 by Johann David (I) Schleuen, a German artist known for his detailed illustrations. The artwork, now located in the Rijksmuseum, depicts scenes from the four seasons, each panel showcasing various activities typical of rural life. It offers a glimpse into the lives of people living in a countryside setting, highlighting agricultural tasks and everyday routines across different periods of the year. This series of etchings is a valuable historical document that reveals the social and economic aspects of life in 18th-century Europe, showcasing the intricate details of agricultural practices and seasonal changes.
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