De brug over de Tiber bij Narni in de Romeinse Campagna 1761 - 1817

"De brug over de Tiber bij Narni in de Romeinse Campagna" (The Bridge over the Tiber at Narni in the Roman Campagna), a 1761-1817 drawing by Dutch artist Daniël Dupré, depicts a picturesque landscape with a stone bridge spanning a river, likely the Tiber. The composition features a village nestled among trees in the background, adding a sense of tranquility to the scene. Dupré's work is known for its detailed depictions of nature and historical landmarks, demonstrating his keen eye for observation and mastery of draftsmanship. This particular drawing, while not in color, evokes a sense of serenity through the gentle curves of the bridge, the soft contours of the hills, and the delicate lines of the trees. The inclusion of a lone rider and figures on the bridge further enhances the sense of scale and life within this tranquil landscape. This work is a fine example of Dupré's contribution to the landscape genre, showcasing his ability to capture the essence of the Roman countryside.