Landscape 1803

drawing, lithograph, print, paper

drawing

aged paper

pen drawing

lithograph

mechanical pen drawing

print

pen sketch

old engraving style

etching

paper

england

pen-ink sketch

pen and pencil

pen work

botanical art

"Landscape" is an etching on paper created by the Earl of Warwick in 1803. The artwork depicts a single large tree, with its branches stretching across the composition, in a mountainous landscape, with a tiny figure in the lower right corner. The Earl of Warwick was a British nobleman who was known for his interest in art and was a skilled artist, particularly known for his landscapes. The work is now part of the The Art Institute of Chicago collection.