Landscape with House

Executed using the etching technique, the work showcases Saint-Mémin's skill in scratching designs onto a metal plate. This method allowed for nuanced line work, contributing to the piece's sense of depth and atmospheric perspective.

Part of the Saint-Mémin Collection, the etching is now held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art, Washington.

Created in 1801, the work reflects late 18th-century European interests in landscape and the technical advancements in etching during this period.

While specific influence is not widely documented, the piece contributes to the broader legacy of etching in landscape art, demonstrating techniques that would inspire later printmakers.