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This painting is probably a collaboration between Jan Wijnants, who was a specialist landscape painter, and Jan Lingelbach, who added the figures and the animals once the landscape was finished. It was not unusual for painters to work in this way in seventeenth-century Holland. What we see is probably not a specific location, but it is characteristic of the undulating fields and dunes between Wijnants' home town of Haarlem and the sea. He has probably adapted the view to help give an impression of distance, perhaps placing the stand of trees and the church, as well as the patches of sunlight and the billowing clouds, to enhance the sense of depth. Lingelbach’s figures are also positioned for effect, and he uses patches of red and brown on their clothing to help them stand out.
Title
A Landscape with a High Dune and Peasants on a Road
Date
probably about 1665
Medium
Oil on canvas
Measurements
H 40.9 x W 53.7 cm
Accession number
NG971
Acquisition method
Wynn Ellis Bequest, 1876
Work type
Painting