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Auguste Louis Lepère — Amiens, the Banks of the Somme

Auguste Louis Lepère

Amiens, the Banks of the Somme

1907

Auguste Louis Lepère's etching "Amiens, the Banks of the Somme" captures the French landscape with the fine detail and atmospheric quality characteristic of late 19th century printmaking. The work demonstrates Lepère's masterful use of the etching medium to render the interplay of light and shadow across the water and surrounding architecture of this historic cathedral city. This print exemplifies the artist's dedication to landscape subjects and his technical virtuosity in creating depth and texture through careful line work.

Medium
etching

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Auguste Louis Lepère, Amiens, the Banks of the Somme, 1907

Auguste Louis Lepère's etching "Amiens, the Banks of the Somme" captures the French landscape with the fine detail and atmospheric quality characteristic of late 19th century printmaking. The work demonstrates Lepère's masterful use of the etching medium to render the interplay of light and shadow across the water and surrounding architecture of this historic cathedral city. This print exemplifies the artist's dedication to landscape subjects and his technical virtuosity in creating depth and texture through careful line work.

Medium
etching
Year
1907
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Serene Mood, 19th Century, French Artist, Landscape, Post-Impressionism, Riverscape, Print Medium, Woodcut, Urban Landscape, Naturalistic aesthetic

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