Overhangende boom 1630 - 1663

Anthonie Waterloo's "Overhangende boom" is a delicate etching of a wooded landscape. The composition showcases a prominent tree, its branches reaching out over a peaceful body of water. The artist's meticulous detail captures the texture of the foliage, the ripples in the water, and the distant hills in the background. Created between 1630 and 1663, this print exemplifies the Dutch Golden Age's fascination with nature and its serene beauty. The etching is currently held in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.