Bomen in een heuvelachtig landschap 1619 - 1690

Anthonie Waterloo's "Bomen in een heuvelachtig landschap" (Trees in a hilly landscape) is a 17th-century drawing depicting a Dutch landscape with a prominent hillside covered in trees. The artist, known for his detailed and naturalistic renderings, utilizes charcoal on paper to create a captivating composition. The drawing showcases Waterloo's talent for capturing the nuances of light and shadow, particularly on the trees and the rocky hillside. The piece is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum and stands as a testament to Waterloo's mastery of landscape art, showcasing his distinct approach to representing the natural world with precision and sensitivity.