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An Evening Landscape with Figures and Sheep

painting by Cuyp

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  • Cuyp, Aelbert: The Maas at Dordecht
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    , An Evening Landscape with Figures and Sheep (c. 1655–59). Whether the composition is simple or expansive, he bathes these subjects in a subtle glow of light, creating a poetic environment. Some larger and more artificial compositions, in which the spirit of delight in simple nature…

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