With both paintings featuring three large white tombs, FTP, name these works by Jacob van Ruisdael, featuring a religious graveyard.
There are two extant versions of this painting, the Detroit and the Dresden variations.  Although they are both views of a site at Ouderkerk, on the Amstel River, the ruins in the background of the Detroit version are based on the old Abbey Church at Egmond while those in the Dresden painting are taken from Egmond Castle.  Both landscapes are bisected by a rushing stream, while the Detroit variant includes a rainbow and brighter sky than the more solemn Dresden painting with its barren beech tree.  With both paintings featuring three large white tombs, FTP, name these works by Jacob van Ruisdael, featuring a religious graveyard.
There are two extant versions of this painting, the Detroit and the Dresden variations.  
The Jewish Cemetery