Pictures and their painters; the history of painting (1907)
Bryant, Lorinda Munson, 1855- · New York: John Lane Co. · leaf 255
llage beyond,^leindert Hobbema was contemporary with Ruisdael andpossibly his pupil, but was the better painter of the two, althoughhe lacked the imagination of his master. Hobbema loved sun-light; he sifted it through trees and reflected it on pools where-ever it was possible. His influence in… … Fig. 156.—Jacob van Ruisdael. The Thicket. HOBBEMA 227 landscape painters was felt in France. Hobljema was such acareful student of nature that every leaf and twig was noticed,which often gives a feeling of hardness, and this, with hissifted sunshine, a spottiness, to his pictures that is open…
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