Rembrandt's Mill - Original 19th Century Etching by E.W. Cooke
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A 19th-century etching of Rembrandt's mill at the water's edge: a barge with its boatman, the house among trees and a group of ducks on the canal, one of the most repeated motifs of Romantic printmaking on Dutch subjects. Signed in the plate by Edward William Cooke and Charles George Lewis.
A 19th-century etching of Rembrandt's mill at the water's edge: a barge with its boatman, the house among trees and a group of ducks on the canal, one of the most repeated motifs of Romantic printmaking on Dutch subjects. Signed in the plate by Edward William Cooke and Charles George Lewis.
Medium: etching, black and white
Artist / after: Edward William Cooke (1811-1880)
Engraver: Charles George Lewis (1808-1880)
Date: 19th century
Dimensions: Plate mark 6.8 x 9 in (17.3 x 22.8 cm)
Condition: image clean; foxing in the upper left and lower margins
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A 19th-century etching of Rembrandt's mill at the water's edge: a barge with its boatman, the house among trees and a group of ducks on the canal, one of the most repeated motifs of Romantic printmaking on Dutch subjects. Signed in the plate by Edward William Cooke and Charles George Lewis.