Landscape c. 1640

Anthony van Dyck's "Landscape" is a delicate watercolor painting from around 1640, showcasing his mastery of light and atmospheric effects. The painting depicts a serene woodland scene, with a prominent tree in the foreground, its branches reaching towards the sky. The soft, hazy brushstrokes suggest a gentle breeze, giving the scene a tranquil and idyllic quality, characteristic of van Dyck's later work. The subtle use of color and washes creates a sense of depth and space, immersing the viewer in the peaceful landscape.