Schaatsenslijpen in Hindelopen by Smeeton-Tilly

Schaatsenslijpen in Hindelopen c. 1874 - 1888

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white colour balance

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rhythmical white colour

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shape in negative space

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light pencil work

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negative space

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white dominant colour

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light coloured

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white and grey

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repetition of white colour

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remaining negative space

"Schaatsenslijpen in Hindelopen" (c. 1874-1888) by Smeeton-Tilly depicts a scene of daily life in Hindelopen, Netherlands. The black and white print shows a group of people inside a workshop, likely a blacksmith or carpenter, working on a wooden sled, a common winter pastime in the region. This print is a fine example of a genre known as "costumbrista," showcasing the traditions and activities of a specific culture, capturing a moment of everyday life in a rural setting. The artwork can be found in the Rijksmuseum, providing a glimpse into the history and culture of the Netherlands in the late 19th century.

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