Kasteelruïne Lichtenberg 1839 - 1841
pauluslauters
photo of handprinted image
aged paper
light pencil work
homemade paper
pale palette
pale colours
ink paper printed
light coloured
white palette
house
watercolor
"Kasteelruïne Lichtenberg" is a lithograph by Paulus Lauters, a renowned 19th-century Dutch artist, created between 1839 and 1841. The artwork depicts a picturesque landscape featuring the ruins of Lichtenberg Castle, nestled amongst a dense forest. The castle, a prominent feature in the composition, stands atop a hill overlooking a winding river and a vast expanse of land, creating a sense of depth and grandeur. The depiction of the castle ruins, surrounded by lush foliage, evokes a sense of historical significance and the passage of time. The piece, now part of the Rijksmuseum's collection, showcases Lauters' skill in capturing the beauty of the natural world and the historical significance of architectural remnants.
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