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Hermanus Fock (illustrator). Pastoral wooded landscape with large oak trees. A woman enters through a gate with water pails, while a man with a dog watches from the shadows. Cows in the far field. Fine, detailed linework.Made by Hermanus Fock after own design.Medium: Etching on wove (vellin) paper.Sheet size: 24.6 x 30.6 cm (9.69 x 12.05 inch). Image size: 24.6 x 30.6 cm. (9.69 x 12.05 inch).HERMANUS FOCK, DUTCH LANDSCAPE, ETCHING, 18TH CENTURY, PASTORAL, TREES, FARM GATE, RURAL LIFE, CLASSICAL ETCHING | PCO-EXPO-DUTCHBACKGROUND INFORMATIONPossibly part of a landscape suite or series. Other copy held in collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Accession No. 2009.189).State: Proof,edition, before captions.Reference: Hippert-Linnig (81 nos), Saur.Biography engraver: Hermanus Fock (1766-1822) was a Dutch painter, draughtsman, and etcher active in Amsterdam. Known for his refined etchings of landscapes and rustic genre scenes. His works are included in prominent museum collections. Condition: good, given age. Light foxing, creasing and soiling. Remains of paper on rear from attachment. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.

No binding. This print shows a view on a landscape of dunes with a dog and a painter / artist. In the distance two farmers talking, sheep in front.Made by after an anonymous artist.Medium: Etching on hand laid (verge) paper.Sheet size: 26.5 x 18.7 cm (10.43 x 7.36 inch). Image size: 23.3 x 16 cm. (9.17 x 6.3 inch).PASTORAL LANDSCAPE-DUNES-DOG-SHEEP-CARICATURIST-FARMERS-TREES-HILLS-HAARLEM-AMSTERDAM-NETHERLANDS | RBOS-A9-32BACKGROUND INFORMATIONThis attractive print was published ca1800.Biography engraver: Hermanus Fock (1766-1822) was a gifted draughtsman and etcher of landscapes with figures. His graphic work consists of more than a hundred prints in etching and aquatint. He also painted, but little of this work has been preserved. Fock's landscapes consist mainly of forest and dune landscapes. He drew in the area between Amsterdam and Haarlem and near Zandvoort and Velsen. Condition: good, given age. Tear in right margin and plate restored. Print doubled with japanese paper. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.

A stream or pond in the foreground, with an outhouse flanked with trees beside it. In the background a man carrying branches walks toward a cart. Etching on laid paper, sheet size 124 x 150 mm., platemark 89 x 103 mm., by Hermanus Fock (1766-1822), c. 1800. In excellent condition. Reference: Hippert & Linnig I.322: 54 ii/2.

Two states of the same etching, of a man resting against a tree, with a farmhouse and barn connected by a fence in the background. Etching on laid paper, made by Hermanus Fock after his own design, c. 1780-1820. Sheet size 141 x 97 mm. and 118 x 80 mm., platemark 115 x 73 mm. In the earlier state, most of the sky, some of the shadows and the trees in the background are not yet added. Hermanus Fock (Amsterdam 1766-1822 Amsterdam) was a capable draughtsperson and printmaker. Most of his works are landscapes (some with figures), in the region around Haarlem, Amsterdam, Zandvoort and Velsen. From 1816 to 1821 he was a teacher of drawing in Franeker. In excellent condition. An interesting set, clearly showing the progress between the proof printing of the earlier state and the finished state of this print. References: not described.

On a path leading toward a farm on the left, a man on foot walks beside a woman on horseback. Etching on laid paper, sheet size 208 x 172 mm., platemark 121 x 106 mm., by Hermanus Fock (1766-1822), c. 1800. In good condition, dampstains in the top right and lower left margin, some faint foxing, top left margin stained. Reference: Hippert & Linnig I.320: 46.

Title page to a set of landscapes by Fock.Two men are standing in front of a wall on which the title is reported. Trees on each side. Dated 1801. Published in Amsterdam.Titled: 'UYT VRIENDSCHAP / TOEGEWEID / AAN MYNNEN AGTENSWAARDIGE / KUNST-VRIEND, DEN HEERE / JACQUES KUYPER / DOOR ZYNNEN VRIEND / HARMANUS FOCK / 1801.'[NL] Een man met een hond wijst naar een groot stenen cartouche tussen twee bomen. Hij kijkt naar een tweede man die zijn hoed afneemt. Etching on paper with margins; plate mark: 132 x 191 mm, total: 245 x 300 mm; some foxing and a damp stain on the top region. Originally bound to the set, as the holes of the binding on the left suggest. Hippert & Linnig, p. 314, nr. 24.

An artist drawing in the open air in a landscape. A peasant walking on a path towards the background. Unsigned and undated. Etching on paper with margins; plate mark: 106 x 122 mm, total: 127 x 143 mm, in very good condition. Very charming impression. Hippert/Linnig p. 321, cat.nr. 50. Published in Amsterdam, around 1781-1822.

Title page to a set of landscapes by Fock. Two men are sitting in front of a wall on which the title is reported. On the left a tree. More bushes, grass and flowers in the foreground.Titled: 'ZES LANDSCHAPPEN / naar 't leven geteekend. / en Geest / door / HARM.s FOCK.' Etching on paper with margins; plate mark: 106 x 122 mm, total: 155 x 190 mm; rather cooked paper, yet charming impression.

Plate from a set of six landscapes. A dog in the foreground left and two shepherds on the right. On the background left a farmhouse. Unnumbered. Etching on paper with margins; plate mark: 106 x 123 mm, total: 155 x 191 mm; rather cooked paper, yet charming impression; tiny tears along the most external margins.

River landscape with tree ono the left, boat with two persons in the center. Another man is liting some goods to be brought onto the boat. Very good conditions in broad passepartout. l Etching on paper, Platemark: 80 x 68 mm, Margins 159 x 117 mm, Total: 498 x 348. PL4.

Landscape with farmhouse and barn. A woman is seated on the ground while a man leans against the wall of a barn close by. Etching with plate tone on laid paper, made by Hermanus Fock after his own design, c. 1780-1820. Sheet size 249 x 176 mm., platemark 210 x 131 mm. Hermanus Fock (Amsterdam 1766-1822 Amsterdam) was a capable draughtsperson and printmaker. Most of his works are landscapes (some with figures), in the region around Haarlem, Amsterdam, Zandvoort and Velsen. From 1816 to 1821 he was a teacher of drawing in Franeker. In excellent condition, some discolouration in the margins (possibly from previous matting). References: Hippert & Linnig 327: 69.

Two wheelbarrows outside a barn, with a rooster standing on one of them. Two chickens roam around. Etching on laid paper, made by Hermanus Fock after his own design, c. 1780-1820. Sheet size 256 x 192 mm., platemark 162 x 102 mm. Hermanus Fock (Amsterdam 1766-1822 Amsterdam) was a capable draughtsperson and printmaker. Most of his works are landscapes (some with figures), in the region around Haarlem, Amsterdam, Zandvoort and Velsen. From 1816 to 1821 he was a teacher of drawing in Franeker. In excellent condition, some foxing in the margins, but the image clean and crisp. References: undescribed.

Forest landscape with a woman close to an open gate, carrying a jug and a barrel on a yoke. To the right , a man with a dog leans against a tree. In the background cattle is grazing and drinking from a stream. Etching on laid paper, made by Hermanus Fock after his own design, c. 1780-1820. Sheet size 243 x 287 mm. Hermanus Fock (Amsterdam 1766-1822 Amsterdam) was a capable draughtsperson and printmaker. Most of his works are landscapes (some with figures), in the region around Haarlem, Amsterdam, Zandvoort and Velsen. From 1816 to 1821 he was a teacher of drawing in Franeker. In very good condition, cropped to the platemark and glued to a card carrier. Minimal paper loss in the top left corner. References: not described.

Dune landscape with resting shepherd under a tree, and five scattered sheep. Etching on laid paper, sheet size 130 x 148 mm., platemark 89 x 102 mm., by Hermanus Fock (1766-1822), c. 1800. In excellent condition, some very light soiling in the top margin. Reference: Hippert & Linnig I.323: 55 ii/2.

On the right, a man points a rider on horseback in the right direction. On the left a third person walking towards a copse of trees. Etching on laid paper, sheet size 303 x 210 mm., platemark 243 x 168 mm., by Hermanus Fock (1766-1822), c. 1800. In very good condition, a fine impression. Very lightly soiled margins. Reference: Hippert & Linnig I.330: 76.

A woman is seated on the ground in front of a farm. A man leans against the wall close by. Etching on laid paper, sheet size 253 x 175 mm., platemark 209 x 130 mm., by Hermanus Fock (1766-1822), c. 1800. In good condition, some discolouration in the margins (from previous matting), a crease in the top margin. Reference: Hippert & Linnig I.327: 69 ii/2.

Four slender trees in the center of the image, with mother and son close by. A man carrying a bundle on his back on a path to the right, to the left a pond. Etching on laid paper, sheet size 252 x 175 mm., platemark 241 x 164 mm., by Hermanus Fock (1766-1822), c. 1800. In excellent condition. Reference: Hippert & Linnig I.328: 72.

A bull stands in a pond in the foreground, a farmer leaning on the animal. To the right a person on hands and knees beside the water. Etching on laid paper, sheet size 226 x 174 mm., platemark 193 x 132 mm., by Hermanus Fock (1766-1822), c. 1800. In good condition, attached to carrier sheet by two top corners, the top margin browned, some soiling in the margins. Image clean. Reference: Hippert & Linnig I.316: 28 (?).

To the left of a tree cut from the top of the plate, at the foot of which there is a cracked pot. A millstone mounted on a plank frame and a large bucket to the left. At the right corner there is an open gate and a hedge of branches. Etching with plate tone on laid paper, sheet size 226 x 167 mm., platemark 163 x 104 mm., by Hermanus Fock (1766-1822), c. 1800, signed in pencil in the lower right margin corner. In excellent condition. Reference: Hippert & Linnig I.331: 79 ii/2.

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