Marino and the Alban Hills 1769

"Marino and the Alban Hills" is a watercolor painting by French artist Charles-Joseph Natoire, created in 1769. The painting depicts a serene landscape with a small village nestled amongst rolling hills. Natoire captures the Italian landscape with great detail, showing the charming architecture and lush vegetation. The central figure of a man sitting amongst grazing cattle adds a sense of tranquility to the scene. This pastoral landscape showcases Natoire's mastery of watercolor and his keen observation of nature.