Twee molens bij een brug 1833 - 1879
augustenumans
photo of handprinted image
natural tone
ink paper printed
light coloured
natural cool tone
repetition of white
natural light
white palette
remaining negative space
warm natural lighting
"Twee molens bij een brug" (Two windmills by a bridge), created between 1833 and 1879, is a detailed etching by Auguste Numans, a Belgian artist known for his landscapes and cityscapes. The artwork depicts two traditional Dutch windmills standing tall against a cloudy sky, their sails catching the wind. The scene is framed by a picturesque bridge and surrounding trees, creating a sense of tranquility and rural charm. Numans' use of subtle shading and fine lines conveys a sense of depth and realism, capturing the details of the windmills' wooden structures and the surrounding foliage. This etching exemplifies Numans' ability to translate the beauty of nature into art, showcasing his skill as a printmaker and his appreciation for traditional Dutch architecture.
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