Landschap met herders 1656 - 1726

"Landschap met herders" is an etching by Dutch artist Johannes Glauber, created between 1656 and 1726. The etching depicts a picturesque landscape with rolling hills, a winding river, and a distant castle nestled atop a rocky mountain. The scene is dominated by two large trees framing the composition, with several small figures in the foreground appearing as shepherds, emphasizing the idyllic and serene nature of the artwork. Glauber was known for his detailed landscapes, often depicting classical ruins and idyllic scenes, contributing to the tradition of Dutch landscape art.