View of the Campo Vaccino by Cornelis van Poelenburgh

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Cornelis van Poelenburgh's "View of the Campo Vaccino," painted around 1620, is an important 17th-century work depicting the Roman Forum when it was used as a pasture.

The artist, who lived in Rome at the time, combines classical and baroque elements, faithfully depicting the ancient ruins in a pastoral and idyllic atmosphere. The composition showcases the beauty of the Campo Vaccino, with merchants, livestock, and everyday figures in the foreground, and occasionally the Castel Sant'Angelo in the background, indicating a certain artistic freedom. The color palette is warm and bright, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

The painting is a poetic interpretation of the Roman landscape, combining the grandeur of the ruins with everyday life. It's an example of Dutch landscape painting influenced by Italian classicism, capturing the charm of an emblematic place and its evolution over time.

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• Print on canvas
• Size: 80 x 60 cm
• Material: Printed on very fine-grain canvas
• Frame: Light brown beech wood and handmade wood pulp