Le Cirque du Long-Rocher Possibly 1908

"Le Cirque du Long-Rocher" is an etching by French artist Auguste-Louis Lepère, created around 1908. The artwork, housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, depicts a rocky landscape. The print showcases Lepère's mastery of etching, utilizing fine lines to capture the texture of the rocks and the subtle variations in light and shadow. The composition, characterized by a sense of depth and perspective, creates an immersive experience for the viewer. Lepère's etchings, known for their detailed landscapes and atmospheric quality, were widely admired during his lifetime, and continue to be appreciated today.