Not currently on view
In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of August 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
Boissieu’s pastoral landscapes are characterized by meticulous detail and sensitive variations in light and shadow skillfully created with brush and wash. Largely self-taught, Boissieu drew inspiration from the watermills, windmills, and rustic figures in Dutch art and the countryside around Lyon where he lived all his life.
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Jean Jacques de Boissieu — The Little Hermitage
Jean Jacques de Boissieu — Old Towers on a River Bank
Gerbrand van den Eeckhout — Landscape with Ruins
Remigio Cantagallina — Three Figures by a Rustic Dwelling
Jean Jacques de Boissieu — Landscape with Farrier, View of T
Jean Jacques de Boissieu — Farmyard
Gaspar Adriaensz. van Wittel — Italianate River Landscape wi
Jean Jacques de Boissieu — View of Old Customs House in Rom
Jean Jacques de Boissieu — View of the Temple of Vesta
Charles-François Daubigny — La Tonnelle
Adam Pynacker — A House on a Hillside in a Southern Landscap
Jean Jacques de Boissieu — The Small Oratory
