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Studieblad

Studieblad by Johannes Tavenraat

Medium

etching

Dimensions

82; 98

About this artwork

verzamelaarsmerk, verso, gestempeld: Lugt 2228

Art Historical Context

**Studieblad by Johannes Tavenraat** Johannes Traat, a 19th-century Dutch artist during the period spanning 1819–1881, was renowned for his meticulous etchings and paintings of still lifes, interiors, and architectural studies. *Studieblad*, or "study sheet," exemplifies his skill in capturing preparatory sketches through the medium of etching—a labor-intensive intaglio technique where acid etches fine lines into a metal plate allowing for intricate detail in prints. Measuring just 82 mm high by 98 mm wide, this diminutive work reflects the artist's precision in small-scale formats, ideal for...

About the Artist

Johannes Tavenraat · 18091881

Romantic Dutch painter known for his dramatic or idyllic landscape and hunting scenes; was unsuccessful during his lifetime but his work gained an appreciation in the 20th century. Comment on works: landscape

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