Art Institute of Chicago

Landscape with a Waterfall, from Four Small Landscapes

Date: 1597/1600
Medium: Woodcut in black on blue laid paper, with additions of white gouache
Culture: Netherlands
Department: Prints and Drawings
Institution: Art Institute of Chicago

Reminiscent of the Venetian landscape woodcuts made after paintings and drawings by Titian and Domenico Campagnola, this landscape shows a fisherman battling the force of a waterfall. In the first impression, Hendrik Goltzius heightened the print by hand with white gouache. The second impression is the final work and was created from multiple woodblocks.

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