Forest landscape c. 1650s - 1660s

drawing, ink, indian-ink

landscape illustration sketch

drawing

netherlandish

toned paper

light pencil work

baroque

pencil sketch

landscape

etching

ink

indian-ink

pen-ink sketch

botanical drawing

14_17th-century

watercolour illustration

botanical art

watercolor

"Forest Landscape" is a pen drawing on paper created by Dutch artist Jan Lievens in the 1650s-1660s. The drawing features a detailed depiction of trees and a pastoral landscape with a few figures in the foreground, giving a glimpse into the artist's interest in nature studies. The work is currently housed at the Städel Museum and is a testament to Lievens’ skill in capturing the beauty and intricacies of the natural world.