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Painting by Dutch artist Jacob van Ruysdael “Landscape with a Waterfall”. The size of the painting is 142.5 x 196 cm, oil on canvas. Around 1670, Reisdal moved to the

Painting by Dutch artist Jacob van Ruysdael “The road in the dunes”. Painting size 32 x 43 cm, oil on canvas. Ruysdal liked to write small Dutch cities or villages,

Jacob van Ruysdal – the most famous Dutch landscape painter. The Dutch sought in their landscapes to show realistically and truly the peculiarities of their native terrain, paying attention to

Already during the life of the Ruysdael, his “waterfalls” were very popular, and many mediocre artists warmed their hands on the master’s name, depicting “similar” landscapes and then passing off

The basis of the economic prosperity of Holland from time immemorial was the sea trade. Perhaps that is why marine species have traditionally enjoyed great popularity here. In the 17th

The Dutch painting owes fashion to the waterfalls is largely due to Reisdal, who has never seen them vyave. Nevertheless, he portrayed them not only reliably, but in such a

Painting by the Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “Rainbow in a stormy sea”. Painting size 36 x 45 cm, oil on canvas. Until 1653 Reisdal dated each of his work,

Painting by Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “Landscape with wooded hills and a stream.” The size of the painting is 76 x 98 cm, oil on canvas. Reysdal managed to

Painting by the Dutch artist Jacob van Ruysdael “Two water mills”. The size of the painting is 54 x 68 cm, oil on canvas. Maiken Cornelisdochter died when Jacob was

Painting by Dutch artist Jacob van Ruysdael “Winter Evening”. The size of the painting is 66 x 97 cm, oil on canvas. In the study of the Dutch Baroque painting

In the works of one of the greatest landscape painters in the history of world art, Jacob van Reisdahl, Dutch landscape painting reaches the heights of realistic craftsmanship. Reisdal’s significance

Painting by Dutch artist Jacob van Ruysdael “In the Forest”. The size of the painting is 67.5 x 85 cm, oil on canvas. Ruysdal was born into a family of

Approximately in 1650, Reisdal left his native Haarlem and went on a trip to the border German lands. Most likely, his friend, landscape painter Claes Berchem, accompanied him on this

The watermill is not such a frequent motive in Dutch painting as windmill. However, the main mill in this picture is water. In all details, Reisdal portrays a dam, the

Painting by Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “View of Harlem”. Painting size 36 x 45 cm, oil on canvas. Around 1655, Reisdal relocated to Amsterdam. With this move coincided with