Classical Landscape Size:medium but could be a British

but could be a British imitation of the Dutch school

in which he was a colleague of William Cartwright the younger

He had certainly travelled to Italy

The rosary

while the warmth and humanity in the girl's unsentimental gaze continues undiminished

Classical Landscape Size:medium but could be a BritishWilliam Romeyn was born in Haarlem, where he became a pupil of Nicolaes Berchem. He visited Rome in 1650 1, and his works are absolutely typical of the so called 'Dutch Italianate' style. This little evening study places pack animals against a picturesque cityscape reminiscent of the Roman forum. The figures and animals show Romeyn's clear debt to Berchem.