Landschap met Johannes de Doper 1653 - 1654

“Landschap met Johannes de Doper” is an anonymous etching from the Netherlands, dating back to 1653-1654. The print depicts a landscape with a figure in the distance possibly representing John the Baptist, known for baptizing Jesus in the Jordan River. It was likely created for a book of prints or illustrations. The landscape is rendered in detail, with lush trees and a sense of depth. The style of the artwork is representative of Dutch etching during the mid-17th century. This anonymous work provides a glimpse into the landscape and religious imagery of the time.