Gezicht op de Dano Vallei in Bantam by Paulus Lauters

Gezicht op de Dano Vallei in Bantam 1843 - 1845

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print, engraving

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16_19th-century

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print

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landscape

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romanticism

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engraving

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realism

Dimensions: height 345 mm, width 510 mm

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

Paulus Lauters created this view of the Dano Valley in Bantam using etching and drypoint. Observe the palm trees rising proudly amidst the landscape, symbols of fertility, victory, and eternal life. The palm has its roots deep within cultural memory. In ancient Egypt, it was a symbol of immortality, while in Rome, it represented victory and triumph. Consider its presence here, in a distant valley, bearing witness to the cyclical patterns of life and nature's enduring power. This image is not just a landscape; it is a canvas where nature speaks, reminding us of the perennial dance between humanity and the world, an echo of our enduring quest for meaning and connection.

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