Great masters of Dutch and Flemish painting (1909)
Bode, Wilhelm von, 1845-1929, Clarke, Margaret L · London : Duckworth and co.; New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 208
ese landscapes, too, belong, as a rule, to Salo-mons middle period, when such an influence would be outof the question. What the two artists have in common iscommon to the entire art of landscape painting. SalomonRuysdael occupies a perfectly independent position by theside of his great nephew in… … * Jj fci GOYEN AND RUYSDAEL 151 hand, it was reserved for his great nephew, Jacob Ruisdael,by artistic perfection in construction, by delicacy of feelingfor colouring and lighting, by imagination and poeticsolemnity, to give the last and crowning touch to Dutchlandscape painting. JACOB VAN RUISDAEL…
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