Landelijk uitzicht met een houthakker after 1647

This etching by Frederick Bloemaert, created after 1647, depicts a woodcutter working in a rural landscape. The composition features a fallen tree with intricate detail of its roots and branches. In the foreground, a small animal stands near the woodcutter, who swings an axe as he works. This piece is an example of Bloemaert's attention to detail in depicting the natural world, a hallmark of Dutch Golden Age landscape art. The work is currently held in the Rijksmuseum, providing a glimpse into the daily life of the rural population during this period.