Waterloo Bridge, No. 2 1899

"Waterloo Bridge, No. 2," an etching by Scottish artist David Young Cameron (1865-1945), captures the iconic London bridge from a unique perspective. The artwork, created in 1899, showcases the bridge's arches and piers, receding into the distance. A sense of quietude pervades the scene, with a few small boats navigating the river and a hazy sky above. Cameron's masterful use of line and tone creates a sense of depth and detail, emphasizing the bridge's structural grandeur. The etching is a testament to Cameron's talent for capturing the essence of urban landscapes through the delicate art of printmaking.