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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Caroline Armington, Quai Vert Et Le Pont Du Cheval
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Caroline Armington Canadian, 1875-1939

Quai Vert Et Le Pont Du Cheval
etching on paper
6.8 x 4.5 in
signed bottom right
CAD 750.00
Caroline Armington, Quai Vert Et Le Pont Du Cheval
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Quai Vert et le Pont du Cheval by Caroline Armington is a 6.8 x 4.5 inch etching on paper that is signed in the bottom right corner. The piece is...
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Quai Vert et le Pont du Cheval by Caroline Armington is a 6.8 x 4.5 inch etching on paper that is signed in the bottom right corner. The piece is numbered 91 of 100 in the series and is protected under museum glass. The black and white etching depicts a stone bridge crossing over a canal in Bruges, Belgium. Trees and slender houses that line the canal are reflected in the water below. Dark silhouettes of figures can be seen walking the stone road that runs parallel to the channel, going about their daily tasks.




Armington uses vigorous cross hatching to create a strong contrast between light and dark in this piece. Her technical skill and mastery of her craft is evident in the level of detail she was able to achieve in her work.


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Provenance

- numbered 91 of 100
- protected by museum glass
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