Twee voorstellingen uit Clarissa van Samuel Richardson 1795
danielnikolauschodowiecki
aged paper
light pencil work
pale palette
ink paper printed
parchment
light coloured
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
child
old-timey
soft colour palette
"Twee voorstellingen uit Clarissa van Samuel Richardson" is a pair of etchings by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki, created in 1795. The work depicts scenes from Samuel Richardson's novel "Clarissa," a popular and influential work of the 18th century. The left etching shows two women in a room, while the right one shows a group of three figures in a garden setting. Chodowiecki was a prolific and highly regarded artist known for his book illustrations, and his work is often characterized by its delicate detail and precise rendering. The etchings are a testament to the impact of "Clarissa" and demonstrate Chodowiecki's mastery of depicting both interior and outdoor scenes with equal skill.
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