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George Andries Karsen was a Dutch engraver born in Haarlem in 1843, who died in 1912. Known for his black and white prints, Karsen often depicted landscapes, figures, and animals, primarily utilizing etching, a technique that involves using acid to create grooves on a metal plate. The delicate lines and subtle shading achieved in his prints demonstrate a keen eye for detail and a masterful understanding of tonal variation. His work often features a sense of realism and a harmonious balance between the natural world and its human inhabitants, making it a valued contribution to the rich tradition of Dutch printmaking.
Born
1843-02-19
Birth place
Haarlem
Died
1912-08-18
Tempel
George Andries Karsen
1865
Mannelijk naakt
George Andries Karsen
1864
Hoen aan het spit
George Andries Karsen
1864
Portret van een onbekende man met pruik
George Andries Karsen
1863
Portret van Lieven Willemsz. van Coppenol
George Andries Karsen
1862
Het kind Jupiter wordt gevoed door de geit Amalthea
George Andries Karsen
1862
Geiten melken
George Andries Karsen
1862
Portret van een onbekende man
George Andries Karsen
1862
Landschap met vee en herderin
George Andries Karsen
1861
Rustplaats
George Andries Karsen
1861
Portret van Paulus Pontius
George Andries Karsen
1861
Maria met kind en twee heiligen monniken
George Andries Karsen
1861
Schaatsende man en vrouw
George Andries Karsen
1860
Herdersknaap
George Andries Karsen
1860
Hercules
George Andries Karsen
1860