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Anthonie Waterloo

Wooded Landscape

after 1648
Charcoal applied wet, brush and black and brown and white washes; black ink framing line on antique brown laid paper

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Studies of dense forests and individual trees were a specialty of Dutch artists in the 1600s.

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