Twee vrouwen in een landschap 1695

"Twee vrouwen in een landschap" (Two Women in a Landscape), created in 1695 by Dutch artist Pieter van den Berge (1659-1737), is a black and white etching depicting two women in a landscape setting. The women are dressed in flowing garments, and the artist's use of hatching and cross-hatching creates a sense of depth and texture in their drapery. The background features a rocky outcrop, trees, and foliage, adding a sense of naturalism to the composition. The artwork, now housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, is an example of van den Berge's skill in capturing the human form and the beauty of the natural world through the art of printmaking.