Hilly Landscape with Two Cavaliers and Other Figures in the Foreground 1632 - 1690

Romolo Panfi's "Hilly Landscape with Two Cavaliers and Other Figures in the Foreground" is a black chalk drawing from the 17th century that depicts a serene riverine landscape. Set against a hazy, mountainous backdrop, the scene features a winding river with a group of figures in the foreground, including two cavaliers on horseback. The drawing's soft, muted tones create a sense of tranquility and peacefulness, typical of Italian landscape art during this period. This drawing is a fine example of the early 17th century's artistic fascination with the natural world. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, is home to the work.