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| Jacob van Ruisdael (1628 - 1682) |
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Artists who influenced Jacob van Ruisdael | Baroque artist, often considered the greatest Dutch landscape painter. He was probably the pupil of his father, the frame maker and artist Isaak de Goyer, who later called himself Ruysdael. None of Isaak's paintings have been identified with certainty, and it is impossible to determine the nature and extent of his influence on Ruisdael. Jacob was the nephew of the noted painter Salomon van Ruy ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Jacob van Ruisdael | |
 Rembrandt |  Landscape with Village in Distance (Metropolitan Museum of Art) |  Trees in Mountainous Landscape (Norton Simon Museum) |  Jan van der Heyden |
 Jan van Goyen |  View on the IJ on a Stormy Day (Worcester Art Museum) |  Rough Sea (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) |  Joseph Mallord William Turner |
 Salomon van Ruysdael |  Wheat Fields (Metropolitan Museum of Art) |  Forest Stream (Metropolitan Museum of Art) |  Thomas Gainsborough |
 Jan Both |  Mill at Wijk-bij-Duurstede (RijksMuseum) |  Great Oak (Los Angeles County Museum) |  Meindert Hobbema |