Landscape 1634 - 1688

This anonymous Dutch landscape painting from the 17th century depicts a serene scene with a river, boats, a windmill, and a small village. The artist captures the vastness of the landscape, focusing on the distant town and its reflections in the water. The composition showcases a peaceful and idyllic setting, characteristic of Dutch Golden Age landscape paintings. This artwork is a fine example of the Dutch landscape genre, known for its realism and attention to detail, which reflects the prevailing cultural values of the time.