This is Lambert Doomer

Lambert Doomer (11 February 1624 – 2 July 1700) was a Dutch Golden Age landscape painter.

Doomer was the third of nine kids of Herman Doomer (1595–1650) and his wife Baertje Martens, who ran a thriving business in ebony-veneer furniture. Lambert was trained as a furniture maker once his father, but seemed to enjoy drawing over woodworking and he became an artist. It is not known who trained him, but past his dad supplied frames for Rembrandt, he probably had access to a moot within his father’s network. Rembrandt painted portraits of his parents for their 25th wedding anniversary, which was odd at the time, in 1638.

Lambert Doomer painted copies of both of these paintings in 1644. To finish his education, Lambert traveled to France when Willem Schellinks who was three years younger than he was, in 1646. They both made extensive drawings of this trip and Schellinks drawings are kept in the Fondation Custodia in Paris, the foundation started by Frits Lugt. Their destination was Nantes, where two of Doomer’s brothers lived, but they argued and split up. They after that embarked upon a vacation to England, and even though both were on the same ship, they are not mentioned in each other’s journals.

Doomer seems to have done with ease as a painter. He was competent to buy at auction a large amount of Rembrandt drawings and sketchbooks later artist’s bankruptcy in 1657. It is from his meticulous copies of these drawings that others concluded that he was a Rembrandt pupil, but that is not certain. In 1663 he made a vacation down the Rhine all the quirk to Switzerland, and it wasn’t until 1668, at the age of 44, that he married and granted in Alkmaar, where he made many drawings. At the fall of his moving picture he moved to Amsterdam in 1694, where he superior died.