Heuvelachtig landschap met waterval 1656 - 1726

Johannes Glauber’s “Heuvelachtig landschap met waterval” (1656-1726) is a detailed etching of a Dutch landscape. The scene features a winding river flowing through a valley, with a waterfall in the foreground. The composition is dominated by a large, towering cliff in the distance, with rolling hills and trees lining the banks of the river. The artist’s use of hatching and stippling to create a sense of depth and atmosphere is evident in the detailed depiction of foliage and the sky. The etched lines suggest a sense of motion and movement within the landscape.