Jacob van Strij
1756–1815 · Dutch · 30 artworks
NeoclassicismDetailed depiction of cattleSerene and idealized landscapesCareful observation of light and shadowUse of atmospheric perspectiveBalanced compositions
artist bio
Jacob van Strij was a Dutch painter, printmaker, and draughtsman known for his serene landscapes and pastoral scenes, often featuring cattle. He played a significant role in the revival of Dutch landscape painting in the early 19th century, influencing many artists with his detailed observations of nature.
what you'll learn
Studying van Strij's work allows students to understand the principles of Neoclassical landscape painting, including composition, light, and the depiction of rural life. Students can learn to create a sense of depth and atmosphere in their own landscapes.
30 artworks
Forest landscape
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Winter landscape at Drevel
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Winter city view with children
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Autumn Landscape
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Landscape with coast and ruin
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Meadow with cattle
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Dutch landscape with cattle and farm
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Winter landscape with farm
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Landscape with river near Dordrecht
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Stil life
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View on the Nederwaard
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Standing countryman
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Landscape with dead tree
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Landscape in winter
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Landscape with cows
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Mountainous riverlandscape
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Landscape with watermill
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Italian landscape with herdsmen couple
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Italian landscape with ruin
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View on Bleechingground in Vriesepoort
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Italian landscape
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Standing man with branches
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Landscape with resting cows
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Landscape with forest
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Mountainous landscape with travellers Sun__Mountainous-landscape-with-travellers
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Winter Spuihaven Dordrecht
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Italian landscape with travellers
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Winterscene at Spuipoort
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Landscape with mill and cattle
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Grotekerksplein in Dordrecht
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