Muleteers, and a Herdsman with an Ox and Goats by a Pool

Muleteers, and a Herdsman with an Ox and Goats by a Pool

Artist: Jan Both (Dutch, About 1615 - 1652)

Original Dimensions: 22 1/2" x 27 3/8"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (About 1645) "Neither the soft, hazy light of this picture nor its mountain path leading up through birch trees is typical of a seventeenth-century Dutch landscape painting. Such a picture would show wide, flat countryside, lit with a cool northern light. This is an imaginary view based on a Dutch artist’s experience of the Mediterranean region, created with sketches and drawings he made while abroad. The three years that Jan Both spent in Italy in his youth were spent studying the landscape and light of the countryside around Rome – the Campagna. Also living there was the great French landscape artist Claude, whose work had a profound influence on the young Both. When he returned to his native Utrecht, Both continued to paint in the Italianate style, which proved to be highly prized by Dutch collectors." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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