Bleaching Fields at Bloemendaal, near Haarlem, 1660

Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael (atribuido a)

1660

High resolution pigment ink on cotton paper

34.5 x 42.3 cm — View size in context

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Ruisdael frequently painted the surroundings of his native city, varying the viewpoint and carefully selecting elements, using perspective and focus to shape each composition.

In this oil painting, he depicts linen bleaching fields—visible in the center of the canvas—set in a vast meadow in front of a group of buildings. This thriving industry, based on imported raw linen, flourished in the Haarlem area. In this panoramic view, the town of Bloemendaal—located north of Haarlem at the foot of the dunes—has been identified by its church, seen at the center of the painting.

About the Artist

Jacob Isaacksz van Ruisdael (1628/29–1682) was the leading landscape painter of the Dutch Golden Age. Renowned for his atmospheric, dramatic, and highly detailed depictions of forests, waterfalls, dunes, and stormy skies, he influenced generations of artists and helped elevate landscape painting to a respected and independent art form.
Jacob Isaacksz. van Ruisdael (atribuido a)

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Figura humana de referencia
Obra a escala 42.3 cm / 16.65"
34.5 cm / 13.58"

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