A River Landscape

Minneapolis Institute of Art

A River Landscape

Painter: Gerard Van NijmegenLinkedCulture matchlcp-f93c53c1e9d7

Date
1783
Medium
Pen and brown ink with watercolor washes on white laid paper
Department
European Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
10478

From the Minneapolis Institute of Art record

The shepherds dwarfed by the tree at right illustrate a favorite Dutch idea—humankind’s insignificance amid the forces of nature. Gerard van Nijmegen learned his art by making highly detailed watercolors after works by the great masters. In this case Nijmegen copied Jacob van Ruisdael’s oil painting Waterfall in a Hilly Landscape (1670s), a work Nijmegen owned. Netherlands, Europe

View at Minneapolis Institute of Art ↗

The authoritative record is held by Minneapolis Institute of Art. LinkedCulture surfaces this object and its connections; it does not alter institutional metadata.

Get printable QR codes

Open QR codes for this object page and the museum record. They stay collapsed until needed.

Open this page QR destination: https://linkedculture.org/q/q1.qcXENfZ5GERc8eiv.saXPGJ19_RszMZPvyu0FovZXaQxhp191NXJEDwrXOtUwT88cK6FGtu3h5oC-qNQVU558XZvXnCkYi4VgNUPeQlcPgfSAoAs9jMdulHBEdhUQWGMeRy7fbznGy7lZPXsPfssrsdGNklb_yRg4tskXIJ6-DaJR58-RZtRZGEYZY-c41CtdSkSpD1PQfyyiwPwlP9mSFyf11Vb17BppghNKldxYoObjEwTZCQIxfYVbgVJjNoD32fXDmt5NH3ibQ0veXiGXJo6-Zlid7wSee at Minneapolis Institute of Art QR destination: https://linkedculture.org/q/q1.cvwAE-a2_PlIaVDg.8mYEHF5Q-0ZxPNs9CuNDwKG6ccgT65rEycJoakOAMiK__qjHrdP_5vx05vT0T0i1WHE3MjSAbv0gtRBJHg-lMSNAXuKZ2UGQJFRxEVncv4ZrUi_akXwGTkV5y0fDG_g00equ3evzUs-M9XX4bhPlq1YlEfQP_-YQw6SmfOdru84eHyibq0kGaRVwQKC1mXz71zMhg7a3DdXV6_hvTUgzkp6ns0TcdV03twlJUUe0cNpi7SOddhKjO76UuWRTjgARR7oZq94EF7RGTatUR9H5
Open this page
See at Minneapolis Institute of Art

Provenance & credit

As published by the source institution. Coverage varies — not every institution's open-data feed includes ownership history.

Credit line
The David M. Daniels Fund

Related across collections

Semantically similar works from Minneapolis Institute of Art and other institutions.