Rivierlandschap met rots en twee figuren 1676

"Rivierlandschap met rots en twee figuren" is an etching created in 1676 by Dutch artist Felix Meyer (1653-1713). This print showcases Meyer's talent for depicting the natural world, featuring a meandering river flowing through a rocky landscape under a canopy of trees. The scene is populated by two figures, perhaps travelers or shepherds, adding a sense of scale and human presence to the picturesque composition. This etching, measuring 162 mm in height and 117 mm in width, is a testament to Meyer's skill in rendering detail and atmospheric effects.