Watersnood te Veenendaal, 1855 by Edouard Taurel

Watersnood te Veenendaal, 1855 1855

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pencil drawn

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photo of handprinted image

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light pencil work

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pencil sketch

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incomplete sketchy

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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tonal art

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remaining negative space

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watercolor

"Watersnood te Veenendaal, 1855" is a lithograph by Edouard Taurel, depicting the devastating floods of 1855 in Veenendaal, Netherlands. The print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures the dramatic scene with a dark, cloudy sky and flooded fields, emphasizing the severity of the natural disaster. The image shows a village partially submerged in water, with people navigating the floodwaters. This work is a powerful reminder of the destructive power of nature, and its impact on communities. Taurel's masterful use of light and shadow adds to the sense of urgency and drama, making this artwork an important historical record of the event.

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