Ulm 1888 - 1931

"Ulm" is an etching created by Willem Adrianus Grondhout between 1888 and 1931. This artwork, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures a picturesque view of the German city of Ulm. The etching showcases the city's charming architecture, with its distinctive rooftops and a prominent church spire visible in the distance. Grondhout's skillful use of line and shading conveys the depth and perspective of the cityscape, emphasizing the meandering river and the bridge that connects the two sides of the city. The composition highlights the serene atmosphere and the harmonious relationship between nature and urban life. This artwork is a testament to the artistic talents of Willem Adrianus Grondhout and his ability to capture the essence of a place through his printmaking skills.