Enjoy this serene depiction of the Dutch countryside, on view on the second floor of #FrickMadison. Take a close look at Meindert Hobbema’s "Village among Trees" and discover the artist's naturalistic depictions of cottages, minuscule figures, and winding roads. Above all, trees shape his compositions—soaring and knotty, catching sunlight and casting shade. A sense of formulaic consistency characterizes many of his landscapes, in which details vary but the overall composition and effect remains dependably tranquil and familiar. — Installation view at Frick Madison of Meindert Hobbema's "Village among Trees" (1665). Photo: Joseph Coscia Jr.