Landskab med flugten til Egypten 1595 - 1673

Lucas van Uden's "Landskab med flugten til Egypten" is a black and white etching that depicts a vast landscape. The artist’s meticulous use of line creates a sense of depth, with a winding river and distant buildings and mountains. The viewer’s eye is drawn to the foreground, where a group of figures ride along a path towards a city. The artist was a Dutch painter and printmaker who is best known for his landscapes, which often feature detailed depictions of trees and foliage. The print is a classic example of the landscape genre and offers a glimpse into the artistic style of the 17th century.