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Wooded Landscape with Cottages among Trees

Meindert Hobbema, c. 1662–1663

National Galleries Scotland: National, Edinburgh

This fine and characteristic landscape has been praised for its powerful and transparent effect, the cool, silvery tones of the middle distance, and its high degree of finish, placing it among the artist's most successful paintings. Hobbema's work has always been popular in Britain where he has exerted great influence on English landscape painting.

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Title of artwork, date

Wooded Landscape with Cottages among Trees, c. 1662–1663

Date supported

1979

Medium and material

Oil on canvas

Dimensions

95 x 132 cm

Grant

9500

Total cost

197000

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