Figuren bij twee grote bomen 1748 - 1806

"Figuren bij twee grote bomen" (Figures by two large trees), created between 1748 and 1806 by the English artist Edward Edwards, is an etching depicting a serene landscape. The composition features two figures standing near a path at the foot of a hill, dwarfed by two towering trees dominating the scene. The meticulous detail in the foliage and the use of delicate lines in the etching technique create a sense of calm and tranquility, characteristic of Edwards's landscape work. The print is currently part of the collection of the Rijksmuseum.