"Landscape with Travelers: a characteristic work by Jan Asselijn in Amsterdam"

(1633 Emden - 1686 Amsterdam) attributed; Landscape with Travelers on a Path, a work characteristic of the artist, who learned from Jan Asselijn in Amsterdam around 1650-1655 and then traveled to France, Germany, and Italy until 1659. Frederik de Moucheron depicted, alongside Italianate landscapes, particularly tree-rich landscapes with hunting parties and shepherds, whose figural composition often comes from significant artists such as Adriaen van de Velde, Nicolaes Berchem, and Johannes Lingelbach. Oil on canvas, relined; with a signature and indistinct date. 51.5 cm x 68.5 cm. Framed.