Boerderij van Dooijewaard te Blaricum by Emilius Wilhelmus Dehé

Boerderij van Dooijewaard te Blaricum 1916 - 1947

pale palette

studio lighting mockup

personal sketchbook

crafted

sketchbook drawing

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

mixed medium

sketchbook art

watercolor

"Boerderij van Dooijewaard te Blaricum" is a woodcut by Dutch artist Emilius Wilhelmus Dehé, created between 1916 and 1947. It is a depiction of a farmhouse in Blaricum, Netherlands, partially obscured by trees. The composition is characterized by a dark, shadowy palette and meticulous detail in the rendering of the trees and building. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Dehé's woodcuts, known for their expressive use of line and stark contrasts, often depicted scenes from rural Dutch life.