Landschap met de vlucht naar Egypte 1605 - 1673

Lucas van Uden's "Landschap met de vlucht naar Egypte," a detailed etching created between 1605 and 1673, is a stunning example of Dutch landscape art. The print depicts a panoramic view of a mountainous region with a winding river, a small village, and a fortified city perched atop a hill. The figures of the Holy Family, making their escape to Egypt, are shown in the foreground, providing a biblical narrative to the otherwise serene landscape. This work showcases van Uden's mastery in capturing natural detail and atmospheric effects, creating a visually captivating and immersive experience for viewers.