L'armee Passant Le Gue, Encre Et Lavis Sur Papier. Signeen Bas A Droite Langendyk Et Date 1799. Ecole Hollandaise. Dim.:26x36 Cm

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"L'armée passant le gué, encre et lavis sur papier" is a notable work by the 18th-century Dutch artist Dirck Langendijk, who specialized in scenes depicting military life and events. This particular piece, which translates to "The Army Crossing the Ford, Ink and Wash on Paper," is signed by Langendijk and dated 1799, situating it within the context of the artist's mature period. Measuring 26 by 36 centimeters, the artwork is a testament to Langendijk's skill in capturing the dynamism and movement of military troops, a theme that resonates throughout his oeuvre.

Dirck Langendijk (1748–1805) was a member of the Dutch School, a term that broadly categorizes artists from the Netherlands who were active during the 17th and 18th centuries. His work often reflects the military engagements of his time, offering a visual record of the uniforms, equipment, and maneuvers of soldiers. "L'armée passant le gué" is exemplary of Langendijk's attention to detail and his ability to convey a sense of immediacy and action through his mastery of ink and wash technique.

The composition likely illustrates a scene of military maneuver, with troops navigating through a shallow body of water—a ford—either during a military campaign or as part of a training exercise. The use of ink and wash allows for a range of tonal effects, from the stark contrasts of the soldiers' silhouettes against the water to the subtle gradations of the landscape and sky. The signature and date in the lower right corner authenticate the work and provide a historical anchor for scholars and enthusiasts of Dutch art.

As an important contribution to the visual documentation of 18th-century military history and a fine example of Dutch draftsmanship, "L'armée passant le gué" holds significance for both art historians and military historians alike. Its preservation and study offer insights into the period's artistic practices as well as the societal importance placed on military endeavors in the Netherlands at the close of the 18th century.

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