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Description: | This is a rural landscape showing figures, a horse and a dog grouped around a well in the foreground. The background comprises a townscape, trees and mountains, in the Dutch Italianate' manner, a term conventionally used to refer to the school of Dutch painters and draughtsmen who were active in Rome for more than 100 years, starting from the early seventeenth century. These artists produced mainly pastoral subjects bathed in warm southern light, set in an Italian, or specifically Roman, landscapes. It has also been used more loosely to include Netherlandish painters who worked in an Italianate style, but never left the north Netherlands. | Subjects: | landscape; townscape; figure; animal (horse; dog) | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Dutch School Æ Attributed to Previously attributed to Spanish School | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=8346... | Go to resource |
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