A Rocky Landscape with Peasants and Pack Mules
Artist: Jan Both (Dutch, About 1615 - 1652)
Original Dimensions: 47" x 63"
Location: National Gallery of Art, London
About Artwork: (About 1645) "Age has not been kind to this lyrical evocation of the Roman Campagna (the countryside around the Italian city) and parts of it are now obscured. In the centre, a group of peasants – the picture’s focus – are at the turn of a path. One man pushes his laden mule up the slope towards us. A girl mounted on a mule is about to follow him. Another man heaves at a mule, whip in hand. Jan Both was a Dutch artist who lived for a while in Rome, making sketches and drawings that he kept for his return home. There, his landscapes were painted in the studio and, with the low soft light that pervades them, they seem to radiate a memory of the warmth of Italy." - (National Gallery of Art, London)
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