Robin Biznis
Jakob van Rojzdall was born in 1628. in Harlem, in a wealthy family. It is considered the largest painter of the landscape and one of the greatest painters in general. Rojzdal began painting with his uncle Solomon van Roosevelt (1602-1670), then studied medicine, received a doctorate, and then dealt with a doctor’s call. While the Rembrandt van Rijn landscapes are the highlight in the fantastic display of unrealistic landscapes, the Rojzdals were created as a result of realistic observation of nature. But he does not look at the eyes of the ordinary observer, but the poet’s view, and his landscape is not only a faithful display of the landscape, but rather a poetic vision of an early romanticist. His works express the beauty of the Dutch landscape. “View of the river” The title picture taken from -foto Wikipedia is its magnificent work. Undoubtedly, Rojzdal was a poet, but he wrote, instead of painting, I think he would have written in prose rather than in verses. As for the essence of his nature, he was a dreamer.
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Jakob van Rojzdal not only painted but also lived in his paintings, socializing with people a little. There is not much to know about his life other than what I already wrote. His hard work did not enrich him, and the dignity of citizen Harlem did not seem to prevent him from being unknown, and to end his life in misery, in an orphanage.
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Jakob van Rojzdal died in 1682 in Harlem. In the museum of this beautiful city there is a “Landscape with the dunes,” his wonderful work, for which many art lovers come.
It is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful paintings. I have to admit, however, that I’ve never heard of him before.
Great to see art master class on display. Love the work
What an excellent artist he was. The detail is breathtaking.
Magnificent just touches the surfaces of the meaning behind such artwork.
I like artwork.That’s an awesome work!
His work is brilliant! He should be more famous.
I love the paintings! That’s an awesome work!
Old School of Painting. You also like artwork. The older, more valuable.
I have to admit I had never heard of this artist. But I agree with you that his paintings seem to be dreamy reality all rolled into one. I especially like the last one with what looks like the shell of a church or a castle.
Hello Gall
So a little more about the painter, of course, at the Vikipedia.
I agree with you that it is not very well known in the world like in the Netherlands.
I heard about him a couple of years ago in some of the top local newspapers.