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View Mortehan Belgian village foreground shepherd blowing
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View Mortehan Belgian village foreground shepherd blowing
View of Mortehan, View of the Belgian village of Mortehan. In the foreground a shepherd blowing on a cow horn with his herd of cows, a goat and a dog. To the left is a woman drying her laundry on a fence and diagonally behind the haystack a group of women do the laundry. In the background you can see hills, cow, goat, dog, hanging the wash to dry, herding, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess, cowherd, etc, low hill country, Martinus Antonius Kuytenbrouwer jr. (mentioned on object), Netherlands, 1831 - 1897, paper, etching, h 265 mm × w 383 mm
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1831 1897 Background You Cowherd Cows Fence Foreground Goat Group Hanging Haystack Herd Herding Herdsman Herdswoman Laundry Low Hill Country Martinus Antonius Kuytenbrouwer Jr Shepherd Shepherdess Diagonally Mentioned
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This print titled "View of Mortehan, Belgian Village" transports us to a serene countryside scene. In the foreground, a skilled shepherd blows on his cow horn, guiding his content herd of cows along with a loyal goat and an attentive dog. To the left, a woman diligently hangs her laundry on a rustic fence while diagonally behind a haystack, a group of women engage in the timeless task of doing laundry. The picturesque backdrop reveals rolling hills that seamlessly merge with the idyllic landscape. The image beautifully captures the essence of rural life in low hill country - tranquil and harmonious. Created by Martinus Antonius Kuytenbrouwer Jr. , this etching showcases his remarkable talent for capturing everyday moments infused with natural beauty. Born in the Netherlands between 1831 and 1897, Kuytenbrouwer's work is celebrated for its attention to detail and ability to evoke emotion. As we gaze upon this enchanting artwork from the Liszt Collection, we are reminded of simpler times when human connection with nature was paramount. This piece serves as both an homage to traditional farming practices and an invitation for viewers to appreciate the serenity found within such scenes.
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