Italian Landscape (Paysage d'Italie) 1860 - 1870

"Italian Landscape" (Paysage d'Italie) is an etching by renowned French artist Camille Corot, created between 1860 and 1870. The print depicts a serene landscape with a group of trees framing the view, their forms rendered with delicate lines and a sense of atmospheric depth. The hazy background suggests a distant Italian countryside, showcasing Corot's signature style of soft light and muted tones, typical of the Barbizon School. This etching, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, provides a glimpse into Corot's masterful portrayal of nature, capturing the essence of light and landscape with delicate detail.