Rivierlandschap nabij Bar-sur-Seine 1648 - 1692

"Rivierlandschap nabij Bar-sur-Seine" is an etching by Albert Flamen, a Dutch artist active in the 17th century. Dated between 1648 and 1692, this artwork depicts a serene river landscape, showcasing a bridge, a mill, and a village on the opposite bank. The scene is characterized by its delicate lines and detailed rendering of the architectural elements. The etching serves as a snapshot of rural life in 17th century France, with figures and livestock adding to the picturesque scene. This artwork is an example of the Dutch Golden Age style, which emphasized realism and attention to detail in depicting landscapes.