Summer 1647

"Summer" is an etching by Conrad Meyer, a German artist, created in 1647. The print depicts a pastoral landscape with a city in the distance, suggesting a bustling city life that is juxtaposed with the tranquility of the countryside. The image showcases a detailed depiction of figures, animals, and foliage, with a focus on the harmonious relationship between nature and human activity. Meyer's use of fine lines and meticulous details creates a sense of depth and realism, characteristic of the etching technique popular in the 17th century. The artwork, with its depiction of idyllic countryside and bustling city life, captures the beauty and diversity of nature while offering a glimpse into the social and cultural context of the time.