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Landscape with rushing stream and a couple on the bank, frightened by a snake, 1775-1827
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Landscape with rushing stream and a couple on the bank, frightened by a snake, 1775-1827
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This 18th-century watercolor print by Thomas Rowlandson, titled "Landscape with rushing stream and a couple on the bank, frightened by a snake" transports viewers to a serene countryside setting. The scene depicts a picturesque riverbank where an unsuspecting couple finds themselves in an alarming encounter with nature. As they enjoy the tranquil surroundings, their peaceful moment is abruptly shattered as they spot a menacing snake slithering towards them. Rowlandson's masterful use of color brings this landscape to life, showcasing the vibrant hues of the lush plants and trees that frame the rushing stream. The artist skillfully captures the fear and panic on the faces of the couple as they realize the danger lurking nearby. This artwork serves as a reminder of how easily tranquility can be disrupted by unexpected perils in nature. The painting exemplifies Rowlandson's talent for depicting rural life and regionalism prevalent during his time. It offers insight into British heritage art and showcases his ability to capture both natural beauty and human emotions within one composition. Currently housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece invites viewers to immerse themselves in its detailed portrayal of nature's power over mankind. It serves as a timeless reminder that even amidst idyllic landscapes, danger can be just around the corner – or in this case, along the riverbank.
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