Wijnand Otto Jan NIEUWENKAMP

A singular figure in Dutch art of the early 20th century, Wijnand Otto Jan Nieuwenkamp (1874–1950) was a self-taught artist, architect, ethnographer, and printmaker whose work defied conventional categories. He was especially accomplished as a printmaker, mastering etching, wood engraving, and later lithography. His printmaking reflects the influence of Jugendstil and Art Nouveau aesthetics, as well as a unique style characterized by textured line work and tonal subtlety. Nieuwenkamp’s early etchings, executed in the Netherlands, display a quiet reverence for place and atmosphere.

Wijnand Otto Jan NIEUWENKAMP - Along the Lake - Aan het Meer - Etching Sold
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Along the Lake

NIEUWENKAMP, Wijnand Otto Jan

Aan het Meer (original Dutch title) Etching printed in brownish-black ink on laid paper. Reference: Braches/Heijbroek and Hubert E107.  Second and ...

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