Jan van Goyen
Dutch painter of the 17th century, one of the leading representatives of early Dutch landscape painting. He specialised in views of rivers, dunes and villages under expansive skies, using a restrained palette of earth tones and greys. His work decisively influenced the evolution of realist landscape painting in the Netherlands.
- Works
- 13
- Years
- 1627–1653
- As prints
- 13
Sandy Road with a FarmJan van Goyen, 1627From €29
View of Dordrecht from the Dordtse KilJan van Goyen, 1644From €29
View of EmmerichJan van Goyen, 1645From €29
Country House by the WaterJan van Goyen, 1646From €29
Ice Scene by a Wooden Observation TowerJan van Goyen, 1646From €29
The Pelkus Gate near UtrechtJan van Goyen, 1646From €29
View of Haarlem and the Haarlemmer MeerJan van Goyen, 1646From €29
View of RhenenJan van Goyen, 1646From €29
Castle by a RiverJan van Goyen, 1647From €29
View of The Hague from the NorthwestJan van Goyen, 1647From €29
View of Dordrecht from the NorthJan van Goyen, 1650From €29
View of a River with a Village ChurchJan van Goyen, 1650From €29
A Beach with Fishing BoatsJan van Goyen, 1653From €29