Landschappen

About this artwork

blad: hoogte 240 mm x breedte 199 mm

Art Historical Context

This etching, titled *Landschappen* (Landscapes), was created by Dutch artist Albert Meyering between 1695 and 1714. Measuring 240 by 199 millimeters, the modest scale is typical of works intended for personal collections or albums rather than grand public display. Produced during the late Dutch Golden Age and into the early eighteenth century, it reflects a period when landscape imagery remained highly popular among collectors. Etching allowed artists like Meyering to achieve fine detail and tonal variety through acid-resistant lines on a metal plate. This printmaking technique made original...

About the Artist

Albert Meyering · 1645–1714

Comment on works: Landscapes