Aelbert Cuyp

baroque

Aelbert Cuyp Paintings 1620 - 1691 Dutch, Painter, Baroque

River Landscape, 1655-1660

Oil on canvas, Height: 123 cm (48.4 in) Width: 241 cm (94.8 in)

National Gallery, London

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OIL PAINTING: River Landscape, 1655-1660
This large canvas of Cuyp - River Landscape, arguably the greatest of all Cuyp's landscapes, was probably painted in the late 1650s, and represents the culmination of his career as a landscape painter. Following his marriage to a wealthy widow in 1658, Cuyp seems to have abandoned painting. Cuyp's patrons, with those of his father, the portrait painter, Jacob Gerritsz. Cuyp, appear to have been members of the regent families of Dordrecht and this landscape, with its remarkable effects of sunlight and the extraordinary delicacy in the treatment of details, was presumably intended to hang in the house of a member of this group which Cuyp joined by marriage. In a print of 1764, made shortly after the painting arrived in England, it is identified as a view of the River Maas at Dordrecht. In fact, it is an imaginary landscape, with mountains on a scale which cannot be found in The Netherlands. Cuyp may, however, have referred to drawings of actual views he mad