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This etching, showing three gabled cottages clustered beside a country road, belongs to the landscape prints Rembrandt van Rijn (1606–1669) made during the 1640s, when he increasingly turned his etching needle to the countryside around Amsterdam. Rembrandt's landscape etchings favor atmosphere and light over topographical accuracy, and this quiet rural scene shows the same searching attention to texture and shadow found in his portraits.
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