Overgrown Rocks near a Mountain Stream
Girolamo Muziano (1532-1592), pen and brown ink, over black chalk, c. 1570-1575
Girolamo Muziano excelled in drawing landscapes, earning him the nickname ‘il giovane de’ paesi’ (the young man of the landscapes). Characteristic of his draftmanship is the way in which he depicted rocky outcrops with flowing lines and crosshatching. His drawn landscapes, some of which were also published in print, exerted great influence on artists at home as well as on Netherlandish landscapists, including Pieter Bruegel and Paul Bril.
- Artwork typedrawing
- Object numberRP-T-1981-33
- Dimensionsheight 220 mm x width 267 mm
