Mountain Landscape

The work is executed in oil paint on a panel support, measuring 36 cm in height and 32 cm in width.

The work is executed in oil paint on a panel support, measuring 36 cm in height and 32 cm in width.

Handling aligns with mid-seventeenth-century Dutch landscape practice, employing fine, layered brushwork to articulate foliage, cloud formations, and distant horizons with a restrained palette dominated by earthy greens and browns.

The composition favors a balanced, recessional arrangement, with a low horizon that opens into a panoramic view of layered terrain and sky, a formula typical of Dutch Italianate landscape painting.

The landscape was painted in 1654 by Guillam Dubois, as indicated by the date on the work and confirmed by the Rijksmuseum’s records.

It entered the collection of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, where it remains held. Technical and curatorial documentation at the museum assigns the painting the accession number SK-C-1703 and classifies it as a Dutch landscape from the mid-17th century.

Guillam Dubois's Mountain Landscape, created in 1654, is held in the collection of the Rijksmuseum. The work, an oil painting on panel measuring 36 cm in height and 32 cm in width, is cataloged within the museum's inventory. The provided sources do not contain specific accession numbers or a record of past exhibitions for this piece.