Village on a River 1642 - 1653

Jan van Goyen's "Village on a River" is a delicate drawing in pen and brown ink, executed between 1642 and 1653. The small artwork depicts a Dutch river scene, with a village nestled along the banks and several boats navigating the waters. The composition is characterized by a panoramic view, with a single prominent tree framing the right side of the image. The work showcases van Goyen's mastery of atmospheric perspective, evoking a sense of depth and tranquility in this charming riverside landscape.