Landscape with Inn at a River 

David Teniers the Younger's "Landscape with Inn at a River" is a depiction of a typical Flemish tavern scene in the 17th century. The painting features a small inn situated by a river in the countryside. Several figures are depicted conversing outside the inn. The scene captures the charm of rural life in Flanders, highlighting the importance of the inn as a gathering place. The artist is known for his detailed and realistic depictions of everyday life in the Netherlands, often incorporating humor and social commentary. The painting is a prime example of Teniers's mastery of genre painting, a style that became popular in the 17th century.