Boomtoppen c. 1944 - 1990
keesstoop
tree
natural shape and form
natural formation
natural tone
natural substance
organic shape
repetition of white
carved into stone
natural texture
organic texture
natural form
"Boomtoppen" (Tree Tops) is a black and white etching on paper by Dutch artist Kees Stoop, created between 1944 and 1990. The print features a minimalist landscape of trees, capturing the intricate details of their branches and foliage in Stoop's characteristically precise style. The piece highlights the artist's interest in nature and the beauty of the natural world, showcasing a serene woodland scene. It is a testament to Stoop's mastery of etching, a technique he utilized throughout his career to create detailed and evocative prints. Currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, "Boomtoppen" offers viewers a glimpse into Stoop's artistic practice and his profound appreciation for the natural environment.
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