Under the Salle de Chevaliers, Mont St. Michel, Normand
1869
watercolor
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1869
watercolor
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Under the Salle de Chevaliers, Mont St. Michel, Normand is a 1869 watercolor by Colonel Ben Hallewell, a Impressionism work, depicting Catalogue, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This drawing shows a rocky shoreline with a tall, dark building on a hill in the distance. The water is choppy, and the sky is gray. In the foreground, there’s a mix of jagged rocks and a few small boats. The artist called it *Under the Salle de Chevaliers, Mont St. Michel*, which is a real place in France. The way the light hits the rocks and water looks loose and sketchy. Look up Colonel Ben Hallewell next to see more of his work.
A watercolour titled *Under the Salle de Chevaliers, Mont St. Michel, Normandy* was created in 1869 by Colonel Ben Hallewell, who signed and dated the work and added an inscription.
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Watercolor painter from the 1800s, Colonel Ben Hallewell captured the stone arches and shadows inside Mont St.
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