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Jurriaan Andriessen

Dutch, 1742 - 1819

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The image shows a dirt path winding into the distance under a lush green tree canopy. The horizon is low in the composition where the path disappears beyond a distant bridge, adding depth. The brushstrokes give a textured effect, enhancing the depiction of foliage. The dominant color is green, with hints of earth tones from the path and flecks of blue from the sky. A figure in a red coat and black hat leans against a tree on the right. — Jurriaan Andriessen, A Wooded Path at Treslong, near Hillegom, 1789, black chalk and watercolor on blue laid paper, William B. O'Neal Fund, 2019.61.1

A Wooded Path at Treslong, near Hillegom

Jurriaan Andriessen · 1789 · black chalk and watercolor on blue laid paper · 2019.61.1