Heuvellandschap met rustende herders 1775 - 1796

This etching, "Heuvellandschap met rustende herders," created by Robert Daudet between 1775 and 1796, depicts a rural landscape scene with resting shepherds. The print, measuring 181 mm in height and 213 mm in width, showcases Daudet's ability to capture the serenity of the countryside. The composition is dominated by a sweeping vista of rolling hills and a distant town, while the foreground features a group of shepherds tending to their flock. The image is a fine example of the 18th-century Dutch landscape tradition, emphasizing the beauty of nature and the simplicity of rural life.