Philipp Peter Roos

Philipp Peter Roos, born in 1657 in Frankfurt and died in 1706 in Venice, was a German painter known for his landscapes and animal scenes. His paintings, such as 'The Italian Landscape' and 'The Shepherds,' are celebrated for their atmospheric effects and detailed realism, capturing the essence of Baroque life and nature. Influenced by the Italian landscape tradition and his contemporary Salvator Rosa, Roos's technique involved a refined and picturesque approach to composition and color, conveying the harmony and tranquility of his subjects. His career was marked by his ability to depict the elegance and charm of the landscape, making him a notable figure in 17th-century German painting.