Begroeide rotswand 1620 - 1623
cornelisvanpoelenburch
toned paper
water colours
muted colour palette
white palette
possibly oil pastel
underpainting
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
mixed medium
watercolor
"Begroeide rotswand" (Overgrown Rocky Wall) is a 17th-century drawing by Dutch artist Cornelis van Poelenburch, currently held in the Rijksmuseum. Dating from 1620-1623, the drawing showcases van Poelenburch's signature style, known for its detailed depiction of landscapes. The piece features a rocky cliff face, partially obscured by lush vegetation, suggesting a dramatic and evocative scene. The use of pen and wash in brown tones creates a sense of depth and atmospheric perspective, drawing the viewer's eye towards the distant, lightly sketched architectural structure. This evocative work showcases van Poelenburch's skill in capturing the beauty and depth of the natural world.
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