Herman Nauwincx (Dutch, about 1623–after 1651); and Willem Schellinks (Dutch, about 1627–1678) The contrasting textures and subtly modulated hues of this warm, sunny mountain valley; the high-rising rocks and trees that form a strong vertical element; and the picturesque buildings in the
background reflect the artists' debt to Dutch
Italianate landscape painters. Dutch landscapes of this type were collected in eighteenth-century England and France, where they influenced the development of
Rococo landscape painting.
A landscape specialist, Herman Nauwincx usually collaborated with a figure painter, in this case Willem Schellinks, who adapted himself easily to the style of Italianate artists such as Nauwincx. Both artists were active in Amsterdam, where this poetic panel was probably painted. The subject of a wooded mountain landscape with water in the
foreground is typical of Nauwincx, whose prints offer parallels with this scene.
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