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Anthonie Waterloo (1609 - 1690) - The Chapel Description: A picturesque wooded landscape with a chapel at far left and a winding road leading past it towards the river at right. In the middle distance, a solitary figure crosses a small bridge, while a tall tree rising prominently on a mound dominates the center of the composition. Waterloo’s subtle handling of light, foliage and spatial depth creates the quiet, atmospheric character for which his landscape etchings are particularly admired. From a series of six landscapes. Etched and published by Anthonie Waterloo (1609–1690). A very fine impression of the first state of two. Dimensions: 12,50 x 14,90 cm Condition: Brilliant impression on thin laid paper, trimmed on the plate border, with traces of margins. verso clean. Overall in excellent condition. Literature: Hollstein / Dutch and Flemish etchings, engravings and woodcuts c.1450-1700 (51.I/II) ----- Bartsch / Le Peintre graveur (II.58.51) Medium: Etching Date: 1640-1690
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