View of Zoutelande on the Island of Walcheren by Ferdinand Hart Nibbrig, 1906
Rijksmuseum · wikidata.org
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Erisava: The whole thing's made of tiny dots. That's either dedication or madness.
What's your take?
From what I could find, this dot-by-dot way of painting came over from France, and he was one of the few Dutch painters who really committed to it. The village is real, on the Zeeland coast — these days it's mostly a beach holiday town.
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I zoomed right in and it really is dots all the way down.