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| Jan Asselijn (1615 - 1652) |
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Artists who influenced Jan Asselijn | Dutch Italianate landscape painter. Probably a pupil of Esaias van de Velde but whose style was formed on the Arcadian landscapes of Claude Lorrain, and on the Roman Campagna: hence his work resembles that of Berchem, Both and Dujardin. He spent about ten years in Italy c.1634-44. He specialized in real and imaginary scenes of the Roman Campagna, his most famous painting, however, is not a landsca ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Jan Asselijn | |
 Claude Lorrain |  Threatened Swan (RijksMuseum) |  Italian Winter Scene (Worcester Art Museum) |  Jan van der Heyden |
 Esaias van de Velde |  River Landscape with Fort Saint-Jean, Lyon |  Waterside Ruin in Italy (RijksMuseum) |  Jacob van Ruisdael |
 Jan Both |  Italinate Landscape with Ruined Tower (Morgan Library) |  Italian Landscape with Ruins of Roman Bridge and Aqueduct (RijksMuseum) |  Nicolaes Berchem |
 Pieter van Laer |  View of Ponte Molle, Rome (Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco) |  Mediterranean Coastal View |  Karel Dujardin |