Landschap met rivier en verspreide figuren 1613 - 1695

"Landschap met rivier en verspreide figuren" is an etching by Nicolas Perelle, a French artist known for his landscapes, dating back to the 17th century. This print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a serene countryside scene. The composition features a winding river, with figures scattered throughout the landscape, including those fishing and walking along paths. The image is marked by a sense of tranquility, characteristic of Perelle's style. The etching uses delicate lines and subtle shading to capture the beauty of the natural world. It is an example of 17th-century Dutch landscape art, which was influenced by the realism and atmospheric effects of artists like Rembrandt.