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This picture, inspired by the landscapes of Salvator Rosa, was probably painted by an Italian artist working during the eighteenth century. A rock in the foreground to the right of the figures bears a prominent 'SR' monogram -- a ruse to encourage potential buyers to believe that the painting was a genuine Rosa.We look down a gentle incline towards a calm lake. The buildings dotted around it are made small by the steeply sloped mountain that towers above them, emphasising man's fragility in the face of nature's grandeur and power. In the foreground peasants rest and cattle gather at the water's edge.The scene is filled with a golden Italianate light, though the landscape itself is almost certainly fictitious. The broken and silhouetted branches growing out of the rocky outcrop on the left are typical of Rosa's landscapes, and were likely included to emulate his style.

A Coastal Scene

Salvator Rosa (1615–1673) (style of)

The National Gallery, London

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The National Gallery, London

Trafalgar Square, London, Greater London WC2N 5DN England

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