Aert van der Neer
1603–1677 · Baroque
Aert van der Neer, or Aernout or Artus, was a landscape painter of the Dutch Golden Age, who specialized in small night scenes lit only by moonlight and fires, and snowy winter landscapes, both often looking down a canal or river. He was a contemporary of Aelbert Cuyp and Meindert Hobbema, and like the latter he lived and died in comparative obscurity.
40 paintings
- Coucher de soleil sur l'Yssel (1645)
- River Landscape in Moonlight (1650)
- Moonlight on a River before a Town (1650)
- Dutch Village on a Canal (1665)
- Village on Fire at Night (1600)
- Fire in a Dutch city (1653)
- Conflagration in a Dutch city (1653)
- Winter landscape at sunset (1655)
- Winter Landscape (1655)
- Moonlit Landscape with a View of the New Amstel River and Castle Kostverloren (1647)
- Night Landscape with a River (1650)
- River landscape with ships by moonlight (1667)
- Winter landscape with houses (1635)
- River Landscape (1640)
- River Landscape at Sunset (1650)
- Landscape at Sunset (1647)
- The Farrier (early or mid-1650s)
- Landscape at Sunset (1650s)
- Sports on a Frozen River (ca. 1660)
- Winter Landscape (1660)
- Winter in Holland: Skating Scene (1645)
- Moonlit Landscape with Bridge (probably 1648/1650)
- Moonlight on a Canal (1660)
- Moonlight on the Canal (1650)
- River view in the winter (1660)
- Landscape with watering place (1639)
- Landscape by moonlight (1650)
- River View by Moonlight (1650)
- River view in the winter (1650)
- River view by moonlight (1665)
- Snowfall on a village beside a frozen canal (1650)
- River view at sunrise (1690)
- River view by night (1690)
- River View in Winter (1657)
- Landscape with Hunter (1632)
- Ildebrand en vinternat (1618-1677)
- Ildebrand om natten i Amsterdam (1645-1660)
- Flodlandskab i måneskin (1643-1646)
- Natlig ildebrand i en landsby (1618-1677)
- Månens opgang over en landsby (1618-1677)