Gallery of the Masters 
Salomon van Ruysdael
c. 1602-1670 Holland/Baroque
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Brief Biography-Salomon van Ruysdael of Haarlem was a renowned painter of landscapes, and the uncle of Jacob Van Ruisdael, one of the greatest painters of the Dutch Golden Age. His initial influence was from Esaias van de Velde, and he later took inspiration from Jan van Goyen to the extent that his paintings became quite similar. In 1623 Ruysdael was admitted to the Guild of Saint Luke and was Dean of the Haarlem Corporation in 1648. The marine artist Jan Porcellis from Ghent also influenced his work. |
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Winter Landscape
Alkmaar
Boats near a Village
Deventer
Nimwegen
Ferry on a River
Dune Landscape
Dutch Landscape
Halt at an Inn
River Landscape
Ferry Boat
Transporting Animals
River Scene
Seascape
Under the Maypole
Landscape
The Ferryboat
After Rain
Farmstead
Fortified City
River Landscape
River at Arnheim
R Landscape
Landscape with Ferry
River Scene
River View
River with Boats
River with Fishermen
Road Among Dunes
Still Life
Sailing Ships
Sailboats
Tavern with May Tree
Tower at the Road
View of Alkmaar
View of Egmond
Winter Landscape
Lake with Sailboat
