Twee ruïnes in een landschap before 1656

"Twee ruïnes in een landschap" is a landscape etching by Dutch artist Laurens Barata, created before 1656. The artwork depicts two ruined structures in a landscape, with a large tree on the left side of the composition. The ruins are shown in detail, with the artist using linework to create a sense of texture and depth. The landscape is also rendered in detail, with the artist using a variety of lines to create a sense of distance and atmosphere. This artwork is characteristic of the 17th-century Dutch etching tradition, which saw the use of linework to create detailed and realistic images.