The Amstelveen Road from Amsterdam towards Amstelveen 1737 - 1785

"The Amstelveen Road from Amsterdam towards Amstelveen" is a watercolor painting by Johann Edler Goll van Franckenstein, a Dutch painter known for his landscapes. Created between 1737 and 1785, the painting depicts a serene scene of a tree-lined road leading out of Amsterdam. The road is bordered by tall trees casting a soft shadow on the path. A carriage is shown traveling along the road, with figures scattered throughout the scene. The watercolor medium adds to the idyllic feel of the painting, showcasing Franckenstein's delicate brushwork and attention to detail. Now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, "The Amstelveen Road" is a quintessential example of Dutch landscape art, offering viewers a glimpse into the peaceful countryside of 18th-century Netherlands.