CORNELIS SYMONSZ. VAN DER SCHALCKE | A DUNE LANDSCAPE WITH PEASANTS AND GYPSIES RESTING AND CONVERSING

Cornelis Symonsz. van der Schalcke was born, worked and died in Haarlem. There are few surviving works, and these are almost all landscapes. His paintings show the influence of Adriaen van Ostade, Pieter Molijn and, later, Van Goyen, Van Ruisdael and Rembrandt, to the extent that they have often been overlooked and mistaken for the work of other artists.[1]

1 See I.Q. Van Regteren Altena, ‘Cornelis Symonsz. Van der Shalcke’, in Oud Holland, vol. XLIII, 1926, pp. 49–61.