Pieter des Ruelles

Pieter des Ruelles (1630-1658) was a Dutch Golden Age painter known for his architectural views, often depicting churches and other buildings in Amsterdam. His work is characterized by a focus on detail and realism, with a muted color palette. Des Ruelles' work reflects the architectural landscape of his native Amsterdam, providing a visual record of the city's buildings and urban spaces during his lifetime. His paintings showcase the distinctive features of Dutch architecture, such as brick facades, gabled roofs, and towering spires.