Waterfall in the Dingle at Badger Hall by Peter De Wint
Description: Waterfall in the Dingle at Badger Hall by Peter De Wint, created around 1841, is a fine example of the artist's adeptness at capturing the serene and often hidden aspects of nature. This watercolor depicts a tranquil waterfall cascading through a lush, wooded landscape, illustrating De Wint’s skill in rendering natural scenes with delicate and precise brushwork. The artwork focuses on the interplay between the water and its natural surroundings, creating a sense of peaceful isolation within the English countryside.
Peter De Wint (1784-1849) was an English watercolorist renowned for his landscapes that often featured rural and pastoral settings. De Wint’s works are characterized by their subtle color palettes and detailed observations of nature. His approach to landscape painting emphasizes the atmospheric effects of natural elements, making Waterfall in the Dingle at Badger Hall a testament to his ability to evoke a sense of calm and beauty in the natural world.
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Location and Date Created: Around 1841.
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Medium: Watercolor on paper.
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Full Artwork Name: Waterfall in the Dingle at Badger Hall.
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Artwork Style: English watercolor landscape.
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Current Location: Likely held in private collections or specific exhibitions of 19th-century English watercolorists.
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Subject/Topic: The painting captures a serene waterfall within a wooded dingle, emphasizing the quiet beauty and natural detail of the English landscape.
