1863–1941 · 1 work
Bertha E. Jaques’s Jackson Hollow invites a slow look at a wooded waterside. Etched lines gather into dark trees, exposed roots and reflected shapes, then loosen across the light ground. The print offers a landscape at an intimate scale: follow the changing density of its marks to see how branches, banks and water become distinct.
Original museum reproductions, with source records on every artwork page.
Artist information: Art Institute of Chicago.
Public-domain art. An imagined museum; no museum affiliation.
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