Bosgezicht, objectnr A 15096
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Bosgezicht, objectnr A 15096, Charles Rochussen (1829), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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This etching shows a dense wooded landscape with tall trees and thick undergrowth framing an ornamental stone urn on a pedestal, set within a low garden bed. A narrow path or clearing opens toward a distant, hazy view of receding trees beneath a pale sky. The work is attributed to Charles Rochussen and dated 1829.
