Cover art · landscape

Breton Landscape

Jan Verkade (Dutch, 1868–1946), 1891–92.

Breton Landscape
Breton Landscape — Cleveland Museum of Art

Using it on a cover

The print file prints up to 9.4 x 11.3 in at 300 ppi — enough for a full 6 x 9 in front cover. Wider than a 6 x 9 cover: crop about 20% of the width, or use it as a wraparound across back and spine.

About the work

Brittany, in northwestern France, was an important place to Verkade both artistically and spiritually. The artist was captivated by the terrain that differed so greatly from that of Amsterdam, inspiring a series of Breton landscapes. Verkade also converted to Catholicism during his travels to Brittany, shifting the trajectory of his art away from landscapes and toward a revival of religious painting and sacred art.

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