Focus on Tobias' Journey and explain the Painting.
Momper owed much to Pieter Bruegel the Elder, as evinced in this painting. Although he journeyed to Italy, de Momepr chose to follow the example of Brueghel, later becoming part of the more imaginative of two groups of landscapists whose style stemmed from Brueghel's oeuvre. De Momper is considered to have made a great contribution to the development of landscape painting in the period between Brueghel and the generation of Rubens. The Flemish landscapists didn't paint en plain air; they relied solely on their memory and imagination to produce fantastic and exotic landscape painting in a relatively flat land such as Flanders.
In the painting, a cliff stands to the left, from whence a path descends into the valley underneath. The path crosses a bridge, overhanging a river flowing into the valley. Gabriel, Tobias and his dog stand close to each other in the foreground, by a curve in the path leading into the dale. Momper was a frequent collaborator of Jan Brueghel the Elder, and he often left the staffage of his painting to fellow artists. Tobias' Journey is likely one of such cases.
Pieter Bruegel the Elder Jan Brueghel the Elder Rubens Italy Flemish landscape painting