Landscape with Cattle - Framed Print Color:Black fibrous paper—used to line carpets—that

fibrous paper—used to line carpets—that approximated both the textural qualities of canvas and the conventional half-tone gray or brown grounds on which painters traditionally applied their colors

of which sixty-two exist

which presented mythic

the greatest of sculptors—he is a charming person—a splendid big head

In August 1910 MacCameron noted in his journal that he had visited "Rodin

Landscape with Cattle - Framed Print Color:Black fibrous paper—used to line carpets—thatThis impressive panel bears the signature of Aelbert Cuyp, and until recently was never doubted as his work. Cuyp's paintings were widely appreciated in the eighteenth century, and attracted a number of imitators. The most capable of them, Jacob van Strij, is very probably the author of this picture. Among the qualities that indicate an eighteenth century painter are the impasto treatment of the clouds, the simplified highlights, the saturated greens