Korenvelden bij Gentilly 1648 - 1692

"Korenvelden bij Gentilly," created by Albert Flamen between 1648 and 1692, depicts a landscape scene with a village in the background. The print shows the fields of Gentilly, a commune in the southern suburbs of Paris, with figures harvesting crops and a church steeple in the distance. The detail of the figures harvesting crops, with their tools and animals, adds a touch of realism and historical context to the scene. This etched and engraved print is a great example of the Dutch and Flemish artists' fascination with landscape and rural life in the 17th century.