. The Netherland galleries : being a history of the Dutch school of painting, illuminated and demonstrated by critical descriptions of the great paintings in the many galleries. issavage strength, of a Murillo when he paintedforcibly — we may easily conclude that we standbefore the chef-doeuvre of this youthful painter. Portraits of average strength are found fromJanssen van Ceulen, van der Heist, de Keyzer,Hanneman, Moreelse, and Netscher. Vermeer vanHaarlem has a landscape; Aert van der Neer abeautiful moonlight; Filips Koninck a landscapein Rembrandts panoramic style; Both, Murant,Frederik
. The Netherland galleries : being a history of the Dutch school of painting, illuminated and demonstrated by critical descriptions of the great paintings in the many galleries. issavage strength, of a Murillo when he paintedforcibly — we may easily conclude that we standbefore the chef-doeuvre of this youthful painter. Portraits of average strength are found fromJanssen van Ceulen, van der Heist, de Keyzer,Hanneman, Moreelse, and Netscher. Vermeer vanHaarlem has a landscape; Aert van der Neer abeautiful moonlight; Filips Koninck a landscapein Rembrandts panoramic style; Both, Murant,Frederik de Moucheron, and Lingelbach in theItalian manner. Salomo van Ruysdael gives a View of the Maas before Dordrecht; G. Berck-heyden, a city view; Job Berckheyden depicts theinterior of the old exchange in Amsterdam, nowdemolished; and Sorgh the marketplace in Rotter-dam. We find here marines by Willem van deVelde, Verschuer, Zeeman, and Ludolf Backhuy-zen. Dirk Santvoort has here genre, also Izaakvan Ostade, Metsu, and Brakenburgh; and a stilllife bears the name of J. D. de Heem. Rooms E and F are filled with modern painted warlike scenes from the 18th. Xepfcen, Ttttrecbt ant> IRotterfcam 369 century. Ary Scheffer has two large historical can-vases, which require appropriate legends to arouseinterest. L. Apol, Bosboom, and Hubert van Hoveare also represented. Room F contains characteris-tic works by Mesdag, Blommers, Mauve, Israels,Neuhuys, J. Maris, and others. The work of a few artists or rank, who are notrepresented in the principal galleries which we havevisited, as well as the work of painters seen else-where may still be found in the municipal build-ings of smaller cities. In Gouda, for instance, we find a triptych byDirk Barents, his only sacred work extant, and amilitia group by Cornelis Ketel, the early grouppainter. We find there also a rare example byAnthonie Blockland, The Beheading of , a work of art of great interest. Thisartist depic
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