Landschap met antieke ruïnes 1610 - 1614

"Landschap met antieke ruïnes" is a 17th-century etching by the Dutch artist Meynert Jelissen, created between 1610 and 1614. The print depicts a picturesque landscape with ruins of ancient buildings, trees, and a river in the foreground. It showcases the artist's skill in capturing detail and creating a sense of depth in the composition. Jelissen's work is known for its depiction of Italianate landscapes and Roman ruins, which were popular subjects in Dutch art during the 17th century. This etching, measuring 153 mm in height and 255 mm in width, is a fine example of Jelissen's talent for rendering architectural structures and natural elements with accuracy and sensitivity.