The Approach to a Village by Simon de Vlieger; a grayscale etching on aged paper depicting a scene with several buildings on the left with trees behind; a dirt road through the middle; people and animals on the road; a team of oxen on the road; a dog running; pigs grazing on the right; and a large tree on the right; the buildings and trees extend to the distance; the foreground includes a cart with a wheel standing on its side.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 1263 × 884 px
- Museum Record
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