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Dutch, 1625-1654

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Paulus Potter

Cattle , ca. 1650
Paulus Potter

Cattle , 1650
Paulus Potter

Morning
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Paulus Potter

Cattle , 1650
Paulus Potter

Cattle , ca. 1650

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A vibrantly colored landscape with several slim-trunked trees and mountains in the background fills this canvas. The sky is a light yellow while the ground is a slightly darker, sandy hue. The artist used cool blues with patches of crimson to depict the mountains, and warm reds, yellows, and oranges to emphasize tall, thin tree trunks in the foreground. Shadows fall diagonally from the trees toward the right hand corner of the painting where the artist’s small, blue signature rests. — André Derain

Les arbres (The Trees) , ca. 1906

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