Landschap naar Ruisdael 1786
danieldupre
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landscape illustration sketch
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natural shape and form
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light pencil work
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pencil sketch
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old engraving style
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natural colouring
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natural background
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pen-ink sketch
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natural palette
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pencil art
"Landschap naar Ruisdael" is a drawing by Daniël Dupré, completed in 1786. Dupré was a Dutch artist known for his landscapes, and in this work, he depicts a serene scene of rolling hills, a village in the distance, and a prominent tree in the foreground. The drawing is likely inspired by the work of Jacob van Ruisdael, a Dutch master of landscape painting, and exemplifies the 18th-century Dutch artistic tradition of meticulous detail and atmospheric rendering. This drawing is a testament to Dupré's skill in capturing the beauty and tranquility of the natural world.
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