Bulletin Krannert Art Museum volume 3 No 2 3
Bulletin Krannert Art Museum volume 3 No 2 3
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Eventually the wall of trees opens up and distant views may be had once again between their trunks.
All of these aspects may be seen in the Forest Entrance, c. IBSS-'^ (Fig. 8). As in the etching of The Three Oaks. 1649, and the Landscape Near Dordrecht, 1648, the diagonal arrangement of the trees and the movement of the road from right foreground to left background create a sharp oblique progression into space.
Two more wooded scenes illustrate the development of Ruisdael's landscapes in the e...arly 1650's. In the Wooded Landscape of the early 1650's-'- (Fig. 9), the foreground is extended and completely filled with water, which, as in the Krannert Art Museum painting, seems to flow forward into the viewer's space.
The trees are set even farther back than in the Forest Entrance, increasing the distance between viewer and forest. The wedge of the trees slopes from the upper left to the lower right, reversing the direction from the works of the 1640's; but as in the Forest Entrance, their placement in the landscape defines a marked diagonal penetration of the picture space.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eventually the wall of trees opens up and distant views may be had once again between their trunks.
All of these aspects may be seen in the Forest Entrance, c. IBSS-'^ (Fig. 8). As in the etching of The Three Oaks. 1649, and the Landscape Near Dordrecht, 1648, the diagonal arrangement of the trees and the movement of the road from right foreground to left background create a sharp oblique progression into space.
Two more wooded scenes illustrate the development of Ruisdael's landscapes in the e...arly 1650's. In the Wooded Landscape of the early 1650's-'- (Fig. 9), the foreground is extended and completely filled with water, which, as in the Krannert Art Museum painting, seems to flow forward into the viewer's space.
The trees are set even farther back than in the Forest Entrance, increasing the distance between viewer and forest. The wedge of the trees slopes from the upper left to the lower right, reversing the direction from the works of the 1640's; but as in the Forest Entrance, their placement in the landscape defines a marked diagonal penetration of the picture space.
What to read after Bulletin Krannert Art Museum volume 3 No 2 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Krannert Art Museum to read onlineMoreLess
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