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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableMeindert Hobbema was a Dutch landscape painter who rebelled against the populist style of genre painters of the time. Thus, the open-air painter joined the ranks of well-known compatriots and painters Aelbert Cuyp, Jacob van Ruisdael and Salomon van Ruisdael. Today Hobbema is considered first and foremost an important figure of the Dutch Baroque. The first literary mention of the now highly esteemed artist, however, is found only in a Dutch encyclopedia of 1751, although he already had a lush oeuvre in the mid-17th century. Hobbema's typical landscapes are interspersed with hedges, ponds and woods. One of his favorite motifs is mills. Probably many of his works were created on the Dutch-Westphalian border and in nature in the Lower Rhine area.
Born Meyndert Lubbertsz in Amsterdam in 1638, he used the surname Hobbema from 1660 for unknown reasons. Around that time he completed his artistic training in his hometown in the workshop of painter Jacob van Ruisdael. Ruisdael's influences are most evident in Hobbema's paintings after 1660, as the earlier work is characterized by a much lighter and more restrained palette. Throughout his life, Hobbema shared an intimate friendship with his teacher Ruisdael, whom he even named best man at his wedding. At the age of 35, Hobbema married Eeltien Vinck. He benefited from this union with a lucrative professional position, as Vinck had been the nanny of a future mayor of Amsterdam. However, Hobbema's professional duties as administrator of Amsterdam's wine and oil industries caused him to neglect his work as a painter. How many works actually came from his hand varies from art historian to art historian. Many of the attributions are merely conjectures. Both the painting style and the subjects of the Dutchman were widespread. As a rule, 500 originals preserved to the present day could be by Hobbema himself. Other works could be copies from the late 19th century, when Hobberma's naturalistic style was in vogue again. In addition, it is likely that Hobbema employed assistants in his workshop who painted individual areas of the paintings and preproduced compositions under his supervision. In addition, it was common among landscape painters in the 17th century to hire so-called staffage painters. These painters were solely responsible for inserting small people into the landscape paintings. Hobbema seems to have had only a modest influence on the art scene of his time. But today his paintings are among the best of Dutch late realism. Poor and lonely (his wife as well as his five children died before him), Hobbema was buried in the pauper's grave in Amsterdam at the age of 71.
Meindert Hobbema was a Dutch landscape painter who rebelled against the populist style of genre painters of the time. Thus, the open-air painter joined the ranks of well-known compatriots and painters Aelbert Cuyp, Jacob van Ruisdael and Salomon van Ruisdael. Today Hobbema is considered first and foremost an important figure of the Dutch Baroque. The first literary mention of the now highly esteemed artist, however, is found only in a Dutch encyclopedia of 1751, although he already had a lush oeuvre in the mid-17th century. Hobbema's typical landscapes are interspersed with hedges, ponds and woods. One of his favorite motifs is mills. Probably many of his works were created on the Dutch-Westphalian border and in nature in the Lower Rhine area.
Born Meyndert Lubbertsz in Amsterdam in 1638, he used the surname Hobbema from 1660 for unknown reasons. Around that time he completed his artistic training in his hometown in the workshop of painter Jacob van Ruisdael. Ruisdael's influences are most evident in Hobbema's paintings after 1660, as the earlier work is characterized by a much lighter and more restrained palette. Throughout his life, Hobbema shared an intimate friendship with his teacher Ruisdael, whom he even named best man at his wedding. At the age of 35, Hobbema married Eeltien Vinck. He benefited from this union with a lucrative professional position, as Vinck had been the nanny of a future mayor of Amsterdam. However, Hobbema's professional duties as administrator of Amsterdam's wine and oil industries caused him to neglect his work as a painter. How many works actually came from his hand varies from art historian to art historian. Many of the attributions are merely conjectures. Both the painting style and the subjects of the Dutchman were widespread. As a rule, 500 originals preserved to the present day could be by Hobbema himself. Other works could be copies from the late 19th century, when Hobberma's naturalistic style was in vogue again. In addition, it is likely that Hobbema employed assistants in his workshop who painted individual areas of the paintings and preproduced compositions under his supervision. In addition, it was common among landscape painters in the 17th century to hire so-called staffage painters. These painters were solely responsible for inserting small people into the landscape paintings. Hobbema seems to have had only a modest influence on the art scene of his time. But today his paintings are among the best of Dutch late realism. Poor and lonely (his wife as well as his five children died before him), Hobbema was buried in the pauper's grave in Amsterdam at the age of 71.
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.jpg "The Avenue at Middelharnis by Meindert Hobbema")
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_(ecflam)_17th_century_Su_-_(MeisterDrucke-960327).jpg "The Water Mill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Water mill with large red roof by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A View on a High Road by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Cottage and Horseman, 1663 by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "View Down a Road Running Through a Town by F. Hendriksen")
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.jpg "The Avenue at Middelharnis by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Cottage and Horseman by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Water Mills by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Watermill with the Great Red Roof, 1662-1665 by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Avenue at Middelharnis by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Water Mill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape with an Angler by a Pond, 1664 by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A View on a High Road by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Farmhouses in a Forest Landscape by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Watermill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Landscape with Castle Ruins by Wybrand Hendriks")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Village near a Pool by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Entrance to a Village by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Watermill, c.1660 by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape with Travellers on a Path through a Hamlet by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Hut among Trees by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Farm in the Sunlight, 1668 by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Woodland Road by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Farm in the Sunlight by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Landscape with a Watermill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Road on the Dyke by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Watermill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Merrymakers in a Cart by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Dutch Landscape by Søren Henrik Petersen")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape with Travelers on a Path by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Watermill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Photoreproduction of the Painting")
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.jpg "A Cottage in the Woods by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Watermill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Village near a Pool by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Hut among Trees by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Road through a Village with Tall Trees by Peter Christian Schøler")
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.jpg "A View on a High Road by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Figures near a Church by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Water Mill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Figures by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Rustic Bridge by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Oak Forest by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Hut among Trees by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "View Along the Amstel by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Hut along a Roadside by Meindert Hobbema")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-906477).jpg "A Cottage in the Woods by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Village among Trees by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Figures on a Path by Meindert Hobbema")
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_(oil_on_canvas)_-_(MeisterDrucke-1454898).jpg "The Water Mill (The Trevor Landscape) by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "River landscape with cottages and peasant by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Landscape by KMS 3227 Ubekendt")
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.jpg "A Farm in the Sunlight by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Figures by Meindert Hobbema")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1514848).jpg "The Haarlem lock, Amsterdam by Meindert Hobbema")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1518038).jpg "The Mills, between 1664 and 1668 by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape with Travelers on a Path through a Hamlet by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Farmhouse by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Village Street under Trees by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Oak Forest by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Watermill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Village with Water Mill among Trees by Meindert Hobbema")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1530946).jpg "View Along the Amstel, c.1660 by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Two Large Oaks and a View of Bentheim Castle by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Landscape with an Inn by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Village among Trees by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Hamlet in the Woods with Fishermen by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded River Landscape with the Ruins of Egmond Castle at Egmond aan den Hoef by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Wooded Landscape with a Water-mill by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "Farm at the Edge of a Wood, with a Wagon and Horses by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "A Wooded Landscape by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Watermill with the Great Red Roof by Meindert Hobbema")
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.jpg "The Haarlem Lock, Amsterdam by Meindert Hobbema")
.jpg "Avenue at Middelharnis by Meindert Hobbema")
.jpg "Wooded Landscape with a Water-mill by Meindert Hobbema")
.jpg "Wooded Landscape with Cottages, 1665 by Meindert Hobbema")