Landschap met de rust op de vlucht naar Egypte c. 1610 - 1705

"Landschap met de rust op de vlucht naar Egypte" (c. 1610-1705) is an anonymous black and white drawing depicting a serene landscape with the biblical scene of the Flight into Egypt. The composition features a rolling hillside with a village in the distance, and a group of figures resting under a tree in the foreground, likely representing the Holy Family on their journey. The drawing’s delicate lines and subtle shading create a sense of tranquility and depth, characteristic of Dutch landscape art of the 17th century. The drawing, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the anonymous artist's skillful representation of nature and religious narrative.