Rivierlandschap met bomen 1613 - 1695
nicolasperelle
photo of handprinted image
light pencil work
pale colours
ink paper printed
expressing emotion
light coloured
old engraving style
white palette
joyful generate happy emotion
remaining negative space
"Rivierlandschap met bomen" is an etching by Nicolas Perelle, a French artist known for his landscape prints. Created between 1613 and 1695, this artwork depicts a serene river scene, showcasing a winding river flowing through a lush landscape. The composition features a prominent tree in the foreground, while distant hills and a cloudy sky provide depth and perspective. Perelle's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the rendering of the trees, foliage, and water, reflecting a fascination with nature and the beauty of the natural world. This print, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the artistic trends of the 17th century, a period marked by a renewed interest in landscape painting and the exploration of natural settings.
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