Speaking about the landscapes of Ruysdael, one cannot pass over the silence of his “famous sky”. Clouded in clouds, flashing with the rays of a dim sun, it dominates in

Jacob van Ruysdal – the largest Dutch landscape painter of the XVII century. He was the nephew of S. van Reisdal and, perhaps, he received his first painting lessons. Initially,

This landscape is one of the best panoramic views owned by Reisdal. The artist often wrote panoramic views, but the attempts of researchers to establish the exact places of their

Painting by Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “View of Amsterdam”. The size of the painting is 52.5 x 43.5 cm, oil on canvas. In 1659, the painter Reisdal received the

The term “panorama” was introduced at the end of the 18th century to refer to a picture covering almost the entire horizon circle. As a rule, the panorama is combined

A distinctive feature of Reisdal’s mature creativity is the saturation of paintings with drama. His canvases are no longer just a contemplation of the surrounding world, like the canvases of

Painting by Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “Landscape with a Mill”. The size of the picture is 63 x 79 cm, oil on canvas. The artist Jacob van Ruysdal, unlike

Urban species Reisdal turned at the same end of his life, so they make up a relatively small part of the artist’s creative heritage. Brushes Reisdal belong to several types

The talent of Ruysdael was multifaceted, but in all its strength it was revealed precisely in forest landscapes. He preferred to paint them in an energetic manner and in muted,

Painting by the Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “Landscape at Sunset”. The size of the painting is 108.5 x 135 cm, oil on canvas. Salomon van Ruysdal, uncle Jacob van

Winter landscape Perhaps in no European country, winter landscapes have never enjoyed such popularity as in Holland. Dutch artists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries countless times depicted winter fun

Painting by the Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “Waterfall”. The size of the painting is 100 x 87 cm, oil on canvas. It is believed that Reisdal wrote imaginary mountain

Painting by the Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “Big Oak”. The size of the painting is 76 x 98 cm, oil on canvas. Like other contemporaries, the masters of the

Painting by the Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “Waterfall in the Forest”. The size of the painting is 69 x 53 cm, oil on canvas. Craftsmanship is inherent in even

Painting by Dutch painter Jacob van Ruysdael “View of Harlem with the fields.” The size of the picture is 55 x 62 cm, oil on canvas. The first researcher and