Pointed Boulder at the Bank of a River c. 1645 - 1656

"Pointed Boulder at the Bank of a River" is an etching created by Dutch artist Allart van Everdingen, known for his landscapes. The scene portrays a riverbank with a prominent pointed boulder in the foreground, along with a small cottage and trees. The composition is dominated by a large rock formation on the right, suggestive of a mountainous landscape, typical of Everdingen’s style. His use of cross-hatching and detailed textures in the etching provides a sense of depth and realism to the landscape.