Banks of a River (Bords de Riviere) c. 1866
paulhuet
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landscape illustration sketch
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light pencil work
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pen sketch
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pencil sketch
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etching
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ink drawing experimentation
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pen-ink sketch
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botanical drawing
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botanical art
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fantasy sketch
"Banks of a River" (c. 1866) is a delicate drawing by Paul Huet, a prominent French landscape artist. The artwork captures the natural beauty of a riverbank, with a central focus on a group of willow trees. The artist's precise lines and meticulous shading create a sense of depth and atmosphere, showcasing the delicate branches and foliage of the willow trees. Huet's mastery of light and shadow adds realism to the scene, further enhancing the tranquil atmosphere. This drawing is a testament to Huet's talent for capturing the subtle beauty of nature in his works.
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