Where does “landscape” come from?

I notice the chain provided contains only English entries repeating "landskip" and "landscape" without showing the etymological path to earlier languages. I cannot write an accurate etymology sentence without access to the source languages (such as Dutch, Old English, or other predecessors) and their original forms. To follow your rules correctly, I need the complete chain showing the progression through earlier languages with original spellings and meanings. Could you provide the full etymological chain?

landscape (English): A portion of land or territory which the eye can...