Vier putti bij een vaas (achtergrond en hoogsels) 1767 - 1780
bernhardschreuder
photo of handprinted image
light pencil work
etching
curved letter used
possibly oil pastel
culinary art
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
botanical art
watercolor
"Vier putti bij een vaas (achtergrond en hoogsels)" (Four putti by a vase (background and highlights)), a 1767-1780 etching by Bernhard Schreuder, is a delicate and subtly detailed work, depicting four cherubic figures interacting with a vase. The etching's faded and faint lines, possibly due to age and the nature of the medium, create a sense of ethereal lightness. The composition emphasizes the figures, and the intricate background details are suggested, highlighting Schreuder's masterful technique in capturing both the human form and the nuances of light. This artwork is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, showcasing Schreuder's artistic talent during the 18th century Dutch Golden Age.
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