Mountainous River Landscape with Figures 1647 - 1670

Roelant Roghman's *Mountainous River Landscape with Figures* from 1647-1670, displays the artist's skilled use of pen and ink to capture a picturesque scene. The drawing depicts a winding river snaking through a lush valley, flanked by trees and mountains in the distance. Two small figures in the foreground, their backs to the viewer, add a sense of scale to the expansive landscape. The work is a testament to Roghman's ability to create a sense of depth and atmospheric perspective, characteristic of Dutch Golden Age landscape drawings.