Winter Scene

Jan van de Cappelle, a Dutch Golden Age painter, is not known to have created a work titled "Winter Scene" in c. 1825, as he lived from 1626 to 1679. It is possible that there is a misattribution or confusion with another artist or artwork, as van de Cappelle was renowned for his marine and winter landscapes during the 17th century.

"Winter Scene" by Jan van de Cappelle, circa 1825, depicts a serene winter landscape characterized by a frozen river populated with figures engaged in ice skating and other winter activities, set against a backdrop of leafless trees and distant buildings under a pale, overcast sky. The composition is rendered with meticulous attention to detail and a subtle palette of cool tones, effectively capturing the tranquil atmosphere of a winter's day.