Drie ovalen met landschappen met hoge bomen c. 17th century

This etching, "Drie ovalen met landschappen met hoge bomen," by Paul (de Jonge) Flindt, a Dutch artist from the 17th century, showcases three oval landscapes. The print is a fine example of decorative art, with ornate frames encasing each scene, featuring a village nestled amongst rolling hills and trees. These decorative frames, often associated with 17th-century Dutch art, serve a dual purpose: they enhance the artistic appeal of the landscapes while framing the scenes in an elegant manner. The artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, measures only 100 mm by 152 mm, demonstrating the detailed artistry that was possible within this scale.