Légende
Fallened tree at the edge of the forest, Five etching proofs, print, printmaker: Pierre Louis Dubourcq, Netherlands, 1836, paper, chine collé, etching, etching on chine collé, height 173 mm x width 228 mm, trees, A detailed pen drawing of a natural scene showing a large, gnarled tree trunk lying across the ground with exposed roots and textured bark, surrounded by dense foliage and various leafy plants. To the left, a standing tree with twisting branches and a canopy of small, finely rendered leaves extends upward and outward, its branches overlapping the fallen trunk. The foreground features grasses, low plants, and a narrow, winding path or stream bed with scattered small stones. On the right, a cluster of shrubs and climbing vines with elongated leaves grows beside the fallen wood, their stems and leaves intricately hatched. The background above and behind the trees is mostly empty paper, providing a pale, neutral space contrasting with the densely sketched vegetation.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A85_224
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
58.4Mo (10.3Mo) / 43.4cm x 33.7cm / 5131 x 3980 (300dpi)