Über einen zugefrorenen Kanal bei einem Dorf eine Holzbrücke, vorne zwei Männer mit einem Hund
aertvanderneer
stadelmuseum
drawing, ink, indian-ink, chalk
landscape illustration sketch
drawing
netherlandish
toned paper
light pencil work
ink drawing
baroque
pen sketch
pencil sketch
landscape
ink
ink drawing experimentation
indian-ink
pen-ink sketch
chalk
pen work
14_17th-century
pencil art
"Über einen zugefrorenen Kanal bei einem Dorf eine Holzbrücke, vorne zwei Männer mit einem Hund" is a charcoal drawing by Dutch Golden Age artist Aert van der Neer, currently located at the Städel Museum. The artwork depicts a wintery scene of a village beside a frozen canal, where two figures skate with their dog in the foreground. The scene is dominated by a wooden bridge, with the village buildings tucked in behind it. The drawing utilizes subtle shading to create a sense of depth, making the frozen canal appear deceptively real. Van der Neer's skilled portrayal of light and atmosphere is evident in the way he uses charcoal to depict the faint glow of sunlight on the snow-covered landscape.
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