Bosgezicht 1860 - 1866
eberhardcornelisrahms
natural stone pattern
rippled sketch texture
natural shape and form
light pencil work
pencil sketch
carved into stone
forest
pen-ink sketch
natural texture
organic texture
watercolor
"Bosgezicht" is a landscape etching by Eberhard Cornelis Rahms, created between 1860 and 1866. The piece depicts a dense forest scene with towering trees and foliage, suggesting a peaceful and secluded environment. This small-scale artwork, measuring 166 mm high and 184 mm wide, is a fine example of Rahms's mastery of the etching technique, showcasing his ability to create nuanced details and a sense of depth within the intricate lines. The artist's signature etching style, known for its delicate and precise lines, is evident in the portrayal of the dense forest. The etching's dark tones and the subtle details of the foliage and tree trunks create a sense of depth and realism. "Bosgezicht" offers a glimpse into Rahms's interest in nature and the beauty of the natural world.
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