Arcadisch landschap met ruïne 1738
fransboudewijns
landscape illustration sketch
pen sketch
pencil sketch
botanical illustration
etching
ink drawing experimentation
pen-ink sketch
botanical drawing
pen work
botanical art
This red chalk drawing by Frans Boudewijns, titled "Arcadisch landschap met ruïne" and dated 1738, depicts a serene, idealized landscape. The composition features a winding river in the foreground, leading the viewer's eye towards a distant ruined structure perched on a hill. The scene is populated with lush trees and rolling hills, conveying a sense of idyllic tranquility. The drawing's meticulous detail and delicate lines are characteristic of Boudewijns's style, showcasing his mastery of this medium. The drawing's subject matter, a romanticized portrayal of nature, aligns with the prevailing artistic trends of the 18th century, reflecting a growing interest in the picturesque and the sublime.
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