Légende
Flooded landscape, no. 21, print, Series number, 21, Flooded river landscape with uprooted trees. Men with wheelbarrows walk towards a hole in the dike. In the background a small village and a church. Numbered '21'., printmaker: Jacobus Sörensen, Amsterdam, 1827 - 1857, paper, etching, roulette, intaglio printmaking technique, etching and roulette with plate tone, height 144 mm x width 237 mm, river, the Flood and destruction of mankind, story of Noah (Genesis 7:10 - 8:17), A wide monochrome landscape rendered in fine pencil or ink lines shows a river or flooded plain in the foreground with low, scrubby bushes and twisted, uprooted tree trunks lying across shallow water and wet ground; a dirt path or embankment runs from the lower right toward the middle, edged by clumps of vegetation and rough, textured earth. Midground features a low bridge or causeway crossing the water with two small human figures visible on it and a small boat in the water nearby; beyond the bridge are clusters of bare, leafless trees and dense shrubbery interspersed with simple thatched or gabled buildings and a distant church steeple rising above a tree line. The sky occupies much of the upper area, filled with broad, horizontal shading and soft, sweeping cloud forms, while the overall image uses delicate crosshatching and varied line work to indicate texture and tonal variation.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B41_154
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
47.1Mo (10.7Mo) / 44.2cm x 26.7cm / 5224 x 3154 (300dpi)