Painting, Landscape

The painting was previously attributed to Aelbert Cuyp but is the work of van der Hulst, a little known landscape painter (Beck 1972, p. 247-259), whose works have been confused with the works of his contemporaries in Haarlem, Frans de Hulst (Beck, IV, 1991, p. 185-186) and Jan van Goyen, who have greatly influenced him. This painting should be compared to his signed oil on canvas “Stormen,” in a private collection in Brussels (London 1986, No. 98). Construction to the left in picture is an “overchoice” machine that was used to transport ships from one channel over land to another watercourse. - * - The * was * osly * to Aelbert Cuyp, It is in by van der Hulst, a --* painter (Beck, 1972, p. 247-259) * och och och av his Haarlem - Frans de Hulst (Beck, IV, 1991, p. 185-186) and of van van oyen, * av och - av och - och - och This must be known as “The Storm” in a private collecion in Brussels (London 1986, no. 98). The father is an “overval,” a machine used to drag ships from a canal land to another stretch of water.