Boslandschap 1818 - 1866

"Boslandschap" is a black and white etching created by Edouard De Vigne, a Belgian artist, between 1818 and 1866. The etching, measuring 434 mm in height and 367 mm in width, depicts a dense woodland scene with a strong emphasis on the gnarled trunks and branches of trees, creating a sense of depth and atmosphere. The use of hatching and cross-hatching techniques, common in etching, allows for a rich tonal range and a detailed depiction of the natural world. De Vigne's masterful depiction of the woodland environment, including the light filtering through the trees, makes the artwork a valuable example of landscape etching.