Sandy Path with Distant Panorama 1895

Felix Hollenberg's "Sandy Path with Distant Panorama" is a 1895 etching, a printmaking technique where the artist uses acid to etch the image onto a metal plate. The artwork depicts a winding path leading up a hill. The viewer's perspective is from above, looking down at the path as it winds through the landscape. The background features a distant panorama, likely a rural setting, suggesting the artwork is a depiction of a specific place. The artist uses detailed lines to create a sense of depth and texture in the scene, highlighting the contrast between the path and the surrounding landscape. Hollenberg's etchings often showcase his unique and detailed approach to landscape, portraying the beauty of nature with depth and perspective.