His artistic approach favoured clarity and technical precision over the dramatic emotionalism of his contemporaries. Hulseboom often worked in watercolour and ink to capture the specific light of the Netherlands. Works like Wintergezicht aan het Spui met de brug naar de Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal show his ability to manage complex urban perspectives. He depicted windmills on city walls and farms under trees with a directness that avoided unnecessary ornament.

Modern collectors value Hulseboom for his restrained palette and historical honesty. His compositions, such as Berkenlaan or Boerenerf aan het water, offer a sense of order and quietude. These prints suit contemporary spaces that require art with a calm presence. The factual nature of his work allows the viewer to observe the Dutch countryside as it appeared nearly two centuries ago. His work functions as both a historical document and a balanced piece of decor.