Reproductie van een tekening van een landschap met edelhert before 1899

This detailed landscape with deer was rendered by C. Angerer & Göschl. Although the date is unknown, the dimensions are known to be 180mm in height and 120mm in width. The composition uses sharp contrasts between light and dark to guide the eye through the mountainous terrain. Note how the intricate network of lines, forming trees and foliage, gives the landscape a dense, almost overwhelming texture. The artists use a play of light, from the snow-capped peaks to the shadowed undergrowth, creating a dynamic sense of depth. The contrast between the sublime, untouched nature and the detailed, almost scientific rendering invites contemplation on our relationship with the natural world. Here, each element works to destabilize any fixed perspective, suggesting an awareness of the environment as both a visual spectacle and a complex ecosystem.