Twee reizigers aan de rand van een bos 1568 - 1676

"Twee reizigers aan de rand van een bos," an anonymous etching from the 17th century, depicts a serene woodland scene. Two figures, likely travelers, stand on a hill overlooking a vast landscape, framed by towering trees. The artist utilizes intricate lines to capture the texture of bark, foliage, and the rolling hills beyond. The etching's small scale suggests its creation for a private collection, allowing for intimate viewing of the tranquil landscape. "Twee reizigers aan de rand van een bos" is a prime example of Dutch landscape etching, reflecting the artistic interest in nature during this period.