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View of the Crater of Etna, engraved by Newton Fielding (1799-1856) (aquatint)
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View of the Crater of Etna, engraved by Newton Fielding (1799-1856) (aquatint)
UCL273829 View of the Crater of Etna, engraved by Newton Fielding (1799-1856) (aquatint) by Forbin, Comte de (b.c.1721) (after); Geology Collections, University College London, UK; (add.info.: Vue du cratere de L Etna; ); eUCL Art Museum, University College London; French, out of copyright
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Climbing Geological Geology Grand Tour Hiking Italian Landscape Mount Sicilian Sicily Tourist Tourists Volcanic Volcano Volcanoes Cavernous Stroll Strolling
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This aquatint print, titled "View of the Crater of Etna" takes us on a visual journey to the majestic Sicilian landscape. Engraved by Newton Fielding in the 19th century, this artwork showcases the awe-inspiring grandeur of Mount Etna's volcanic crater. The composition beautifully captures the essence of this geological wonder, with billowing smoke rising from its cavernous depths. As we delve into the scene, we notice figures scattered across the rugged terrain – tourists and hikers who have embarked on an adventurous exploration. They bravely navigate through this volatile environment, their presence emphasizing both human curiosity and vulnerability amidst nature's power. The Italian landscape surrounding Mount Etna is nothing short of breathtaking. Its dramatic contours and fiery temperament make it an ideal destination for those seeking a unique experience during their grand tour. This print transports us to a time when intrepid travelers would embark on arduous walks to witness such natural wonders firsthand. With every brushstroke expertly executed by Forbin, Comte de (b. c. 1721), this aquatint print not only serves as a testament to artistic skill but also as a valuable historical document capturing one of nature's most extraordinary spectacles. Preserved within University College London's Geology Collections, it stands as a reminder that our planet holds endless marvels waiting to be discovered and appreciated by future generations.
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