Winter Landscape with Bird Trap

Winter Landscape with Bird Trap, a painting by Pieter Breughel the Younger, dates from 1630-1640. It is currently in a private collection. The image provided does not give the painting's dimensions.

The artwork depicts a winter scene in a village. Snow covers the ground and the roofs of the houses. Bare, leafless trees dominate the landscape. A frozen river or pond is visible in the center, with numerous figures ice skating and engaging in various winter activities. There are several buildings, including houses and what appears to be a church. Birds are visible in the sky. The overall color palette is muted, with browns, grays, and whites predominating. The style is characteristic of Flemish painting of the period.