Rijksmuseum

Klein grijs landschap

Date

c. 1640

Medium

paper

Institution

Rijksmuseum

This is one of Rembrandt’s first etchings of a landscape. He used a tiny copperplate, and it is remarkable that such a small etching has been preserved. At the left along the water is a house with a woman in the doorway. Somewhat left of centre can be seen a man under a tree who seems to be working.

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