Boslandschap met drie figuren 1613 - 1695

“Boslandschap met drie figuren” is a 17th century etching by Nicolas Perelle, a French artist known for his landscape prints. This work depicts a serene woodland scene with three figures, showcasing Perelle’s mastery of depicting nature with intricate detail. The composition, framed by two large trees in the foreground, draws the viewer’s eye into a picturesque valley, emphasizing the depth of the landscape. Perelle’s work is a testament to the growing interest in nature during the 17th century and his talent for capturing its beauty in print. The etching is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.