Xavier De Cock (1818–1896), Attributed to - Boslandschap

Authentic 19th-century landscape painting, part of the tradition of Flemish landscape painting and influenced by the Barbizon School.

This atmospheric work depicts a characteristic wooded landscape with a rural road, bathed in soft, natural illumination. The poetic natural scene radiates tranquility, depth, and refined atmospheric nuances, typical of landscape painting of that period.

The painting bears a signature at the bottom right and, on the back, an old designation 'X. De Cock' on the stretcher. The painting is housed in a richly worked, gilded frame that presents the whole in a particularly stylish manner.