Heuvelachtig landschap in de storm

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Art Historical Context

**Heuvelachtig landschap in storm** (*Hilly in the Storm*), an evocative etching by Dutch artist Albert Meyering (5–1714), the raw power of nature through a turbulent vista. Measuring 213 mm high by 325 mm wide, this intimate print depicts rolling hills battered by a fierce storm, likely evoking the dramatic weather common in the Low Countries. Meyering, active during the waning years of the Dutch Golden Age specialized in such landscapes, using etching to convey atmospheric depth and movement. Etching, a printmaking technique involving acid biting into a metal plate, was ideal for Meyering's...

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Albert Meyering · 1645–1714

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