Famous landscape paintings

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Famous landscape paintings

From the world masters

Gerald Coulson, Evening Calm.

L'Etang de Beauregard dans la commune Le Louroux Eugene Delacroix	The Ninth Wave Ivan Aivazovsky	Vue d’une mer agitée près d’une falaise Gustave Courbet	Valley of Mexico José María Velasco	Bristol Channel from Penarth, Evening Alfred Sisley
La Corniche Claude Monet	Impression, Sunrise Claude Monet	A Field of Poppies Claude Monet	Vista del Pico de Orizaba Joaquin Clausell	Luminous Morning, Valley of Mexico Dr. Atl

Adirondack Mountains watercolor
Winslow Homer

Sunlight on the Coast
Winslow Homer

The Iles d'Or
Henri-Edmond Cross

The Alps
Pieter Hugo Naudé

Giclee
Fred Fieber

Thomas Gainsborough, View of Dedham.

Flemish and Dutch artists, pioneers in the landscape genre

Rubens, Landscape with the Château Steen, 1636.

Dutch art saw landscapes as the medium that expressed pride in their country in the 17th century. Peter Paul Rubens, the most eminent representative of Flemish art, among a vast number of artists excelled in landscape as well as in portraiture, religious, mythological and allegorical subjects. Gillis van Coninxloo worked in a Mannerist style. Pieter van Laar developed his own style of landscape. Esaias van de Velde, Hercules Seghers, Jan van Goyen and Salomon van Ruysdael also were among the pioneers. Aelbert Cuyp was one of the most famous Dutch landscape painters of the Dutch Golden Age. Jacob van Ruisdael (or Ruysdael) was the greatest of all Dutch landscape painters; Van Ruisdael excelled in the painting of cloudscapes.