Ice Scene by Hendrick Avercamp as Art Print
Ice Scene by Hendrick Avercamp as Art Print
Ice Scene by Hendrick Avercamp
Ice Scene by Hendrick Avercamp as Art Print

Ice Scene by Hendrick Avercamp as Fine Art Print (CN19032)

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ABOUT THE WORK

Ice Scene by Hendrick Avercamp was created in 1610 and is in Mauritshuis den Haag. The size of the work is 36 x 71 cm and is made of oil on panel. This painting shows a typically Dutch phenomenon: having fun on the ice. People are skating, sledging and playing a game called ‘kolf’, a sort of ice hockey. On the left, a group of people have fallen through the ice, but help is on the way. And just in front of the bridge, a woman has fallen over, revealing her bare bottom. Avercamp was the first painter in the Northern Netherlands to specialise in winter landscapes. He lived most of his life in Kampen and was deaf and dumb, which is why he was nicknamed ‘The Mute of Kampen’. The Artist: Hendrick Avercamp (1585 - 1634) was a Dutch painter. Avercamp used the painting technique of aerial perspective. The depth is suggested by change of color in the distance. Art Movement: Baroque Location and Reference: Mauritshuis den Haag

 

ABOUT THE PRODUCT

Fine Art Printing - Giclée : To create this canvas print, the image is printed directly onto an artist-grade canvas. Our Museum Quality Prints use inks resistant to fading and allow the tonalities and hues of the original painting. Finished with a suitable colored portion in addition to the size, this canvas print provides an artistic look with depth and texture. Our prints are available either ready to hang, stretched over a wide-edged wooden frame made from high-quality timber, or in roll form. art prints on canvas stretched and rolled
POSITION
Horizontal
COLOR
Pastel Colors Mixed Hell
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