● On view now — Gallery 213
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · verified July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
Aelbert Cuyp never traveled to Italy, yet he employed the golden light typical of southern Europe to dramatize his distinctly Dutch pastoral subjects. He enhanced views of the meandering rivers and flat terrain with cows and sheep, animals that abounded in the local countryside. In this relatively early painting, his use of a warm, monochrome color palette reflects the influence of his older contemporary, Jan van Goyen .
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Landscape with the Flight into Egypt
Mountainous Landscape with the Ruins of a Castle
River Landscape with Riders
River Landscape with Cows
Young Herdsmen with Cows
Portrait of a Young Man, possibly Jacob Francken (1627-after
Travelers in Hilly Countryside
Equestrian Portrait of Cornelis (1639–1680) and Michiel Pomp
Alvan Fisher (American, 1792–1863) — A Calm Watering Place--
Jacob van Strij — Milking Time
Jacob van Strij — Landscape with Peasants with their Cattle
Jan van Goyen — Panoramic View of the River Spaarne and the
Jacob van Strij — Landscape with Cattle
Salomon van Ruysdael — River Landscape with a View of Naarde
Jan van Goyen (Dutch, 1596–1656) — View of Emmerich
Jan van Goyen — View of an Imaginary Town across a River, wi
anonymous — View of a River
Jan Kobell (II) — Landscape with Cattle
Jan van Goyen — A Beach with Fishing Boats
Jan van Goyen — Panoramic View of a River with Low-lying Mea