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Snow-covered barn, Landscape studies third delivery, print, Series number, 18, 36, Numbered top left and right: '3rd Delivery' and PL 18'. Part of a cover with eighteen prints., inscription: 'missing large, branches left, on the pollard willow', inscription:, printmaker: attributed to Barend Cornelis Koekkoek, Amsterdam, printer (person): Jean Augustin Daiwaille, 1829 - 1830, Barend Cornelis Koekkoek, Jean Augustin Daiwaille, printmaker, printer (person), Attributed to, paper, lithography, height 480 mm x width 335 mm, In 1829 and 1830, Koekkoek, together with Daiwaille, published six booklets, each containing six prints, titled *Landscape Studies*. These were used in drawing instruction. Fifteen years later, this series was reissued in a different composition by Meyer and Comp in Amsterdam. See: De Bruyn Kops, 1963. This print was also published by Meyer & Comp. The image differs significantly. Therefore, the same stone was probably not used, but Koekkoek's print was copied., snow, barn, A monochrome drawing shows a rocky ledge with rough stacked stone blocks forming a low structure and a taller cylindrical stone feature set back on an upper slope, rendered with shaded textures. In the foreground there are several gnarly tree stumps and trunks with broken branches and exposed roots, some leaning against the stone blocks and one standing taller with sparse twigs. Grasses and low vegetation grow around the base of the stumps and along the edge of the ledge, and there is a small horizontal stick lying on the ground in front. The sky above is softly shaded and the overall scene is composed of fine pencil or charcoal lines and stippling creating contrasts between light and shadow.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B35_441

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

47.1Mo (11.6Mo) / 31.8cm x 37.2cm / 3753 x 4390 (300dpi)

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Snow-covered barn Landscape studies third delivery print Series number 18 36 Numbered top left right 3rd Delivery Pl 18 Part cover eighteen prints inscription missing large branches left pollard willow printmaker attributed Barend Cornelis Koekkoek Amsterdam printer person Jean Augustin Daiwaille 1829 - 1830 Attributed paper lithography height 480 mm x width 335 mm 1829 1830 Koekkoek together Daiwaille published six booklets containing six prints titled *Landscape Studies* drawing instruction Fifteen years later series was reissued different composition Meyer Comp See De Bruyn Kops 1963 also published Meyer & Comp image differs significantly stone was Koekkoek's print copied snow barn monochrome drawing rocky ledge rough stacked stone blocks forming low structure taller cylindrical feature set back upper slope rendered shaded textures foreground several gnarly tree stumps trunks broken branches exposed roots leaning stone blocks standing taller sparse twigs Grasses low vegetation grow base stumps edge ledge small horizontal stick lying ground front sky softly shaded scene composed fine pencil charcoal lines stippling creating contrasts light shadow