Cover art · autumn

Autumn Landscape

John Henry Twachtman (American, 1853–1902), 1879–80.

Autumn Landscape
Autumn Landscape — Cleveland Museum of Art

Using it on a cover

The print file prints up to 11.3 x 7.9 in at 300 ppi — enough for a full 6 x 9 in front cover. Wider than a 6 x 9 cover: crop about 54% of the width, or use it as a wraparound across back and spine.

About the work

The spontaneous, sketchlike quality of this landscape suggests that Twachtman drew en plein air directly onto prepared copper plates. The almost bare limbs of the trees at the center evoke the transition from autumn to winter. Balancing the composition in the lower left is a small figure, possibly the artist, almost hidden in the grass.

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