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Salomon van Ruysdae (b. ca. 1602, Naarden - d. 1670, Haarlem), Dutch Baroque Era Painter.
Though his landscapes are most characteristic of his work, between 1659 and 1662 van Ruysdael also painted a number of excellent still lifes of game. [1]
River View of Nijmegen with the Valkhof, 1648.