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| Meindert Hobbema (1638 - 1709) |
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Artists who influenced Meindert Hobbema | Dutch painter. Hobbema is second only to his teacher, Jacob van Ruisdael, as a Dutch landscape painter. His favorite subject matter was the wooded countryside; his scenes include villages, farmhouses, tree-shaded streams, and, especially, water mills. Hobbema's large, luminous compositions feature a masterly draftsmanship and painstaking detail; his palette tends to be subdued. Much of his wor ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Meindert Hobbema | |
 Jacob van Ruisdael |  Wooded Landscape with Travelers (Getty Museum) |  Village with Water Mill among Trees (Frick Collection) |  Joseph Mallord William Turner |
 Salomon van Ruysdael |  Woodland Road (Metropolitan Museum of Art) |  Wooded Landscape with Travelers |  Thomas Gainsborough |
 Johannes Lingelbach |  Village among Trees (Frick Collection) |  Wooded Landscape (Getty Museum) |  John Constable |
 Simon de Vlieger |  Village Street under Trees (Staatliche Museen) |  Travelers (National Gallery of Art) |  Jan van Kessel |