Rotslandschap 1663 - 1674
janvanossenbeeck
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"Rotslandschap" (Rocky Landscape) is a 17th-century etching by Dutch artist Jan van Ossenbeeck. The work depicts a dramatic, rocky landscape with a small group of figures in the foreground. Ossenbeeck was known for his detailed and realistic landscapes, often featuring dramatic compositions and a strong sense of depth. "Rotslandschap" is a prime example of his style, showcasing his mastery of etching technique. The print, measuring 314 mm by 420 mm, captures the rugged beauty of a mountainous terrain, with a sense of depth achieved through the use of shadow and light. It is a captivating visual representation of the natural world, typical of Dutch landscape art in the 17th century.
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