Buchenstämme in hohem Grase stehend
anthoniewaterloo
stadelmuseum
drawing, paper, ink, indian-ink
drawing
natural stone pattern
netherlandish
light pencil work
baroque
ink painting
pencil sketch
landscape
possibly oil pastel
paper
ink
fluid art
underpainting
indian-ink
14_17th-century
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
watercolor
"Buchenstämme in hohem Grase stehend" is a drawing by Dutch artist Anthonie Waterloo, known for his landscapes and woodland scenes. The work portrays a dense forest, emphasizing the interplay of light and shadow on the trunks of the trees and the surrounding foliage. The precise date of the work is unknown, but it was likely created during Waterloo's active period between 1610 and 1690. The drawing's intimate scale and meticulous detail contribute to a sense of tranquility and invite viewers to imagine themselves immersed in the forest's verdant embrace. The drawing is currently part of the Städel Museum's collection, highlighting Waterloo's contributions to the development of landscape art.
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