A Group of Trees by John Sell Cotman
John Sell Cotman’s A Group of Trees is a watercolor painting from the early 19th century that captures a detailed and serene depiction of a cluster of trees. The artwork showcases Cotman’s skill in portraying the intricate forms and textures of the trees, highlighting their natural structure and arrangement. The painting reflects Cotman’s fascination with botanical subjects and his ability to convey the essence of nature with precision and subtlety.
Cotman was a key member of the Norwich School, renowned for his meticulous approach to both landscape and architectural subjects. His botanical studies, including A Group of Trees, demonstrate his commitment to accuracy and his appreciation for the natural world. The painting combines detailed observation with a refined artistic touch, illustrating Cotman’s expertise in capturing the beauty of trees and their role in the landscape.
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Location and Date Created: Painted in the early 19th century.
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Medium: Watercolor on paper.
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Full Artwork Name: A Group of Trees.
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Artwork Style: Norwich School / Botanical study.
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Subject/Topic: A detailed depiction of a cluster of trees, focusing on their structure, texture, and natural arrangement.
