Caption
View of the coast of Texel, Texel, print, printmaker: Pierre Louis Dubourcq, Netherlands, 1849, paper, etching, roulette, drypoint, drypoint and roulette, height 229 mm x width 260 mm, gulf, bay, mud flat, A wide, detailed landscape etching showing a shallow shoreline with gently curving water channels and muddy banks, framed in the foreground by dark, windswept grasses and a broken wooden fence on the left. The middle distance contains low grassy marshland and a narrow strip of land with small buildings and a windmill silhouette, while a small boat with a vertical mast floats on the water nearer the center and another boat with a tilted mast lies farther right. A solitary figure walks along the wet sand toward the water near the right side, and a few birds are visible near the shore. Above, the sky is filled with large, billowing clouds rendered with fine, horizontal and curved linework, creating an expansive, textured atmosphere across the top two thirds of the image.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B33_261
License type
Rights managed
Available size
55.2Mb (6.1Mb) / 17.5in x 12.3in / 5247 x 3680 (300dpi)