Rots met vissers 1853

Martinus Antonius Kuytenbrouwer jr.'s "Rots met vissers" (1853) depicts a picturesque landscape framed by a stone archway and vines. The central scene shows a river winding through a hilly, wooded area with fishermen by a cliffside, all rendered in delicate detail with meticulous hatching. The framing elements, with their whimsical animal figures, add a touch of whimsy to the overall composition, showcasing Kuytenbrouwer's artistic range from realism to romanticism. This print, now held by the Rijksmuseum, provides a glimpse into Dutch landscape art of the mid-19th century.