Cleveland Museum of Art

Landscape with Hunters

Jan Wijnants

Date

c. 1660–80

Medium

oil on canvas

Culture

Netherlands

Department

European Painting and Sculpture

Institution

Cleveland Museum of Art

Dune landscapes were a subject of great interest in seventeenth-century Netherlands, among the earliest subjects for independent landscape. They were the bread-and-butter speciality for Wijnants, whose far more unusual Amsterdam canal scene is also in the collection of the CMA. To supplement his income as a painter, Jan Wijnants also owned an inn.

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