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Peasant Dance
Pieter Bruegel the Elder
painting of lower class and peasant life |
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Peasant Wedding
Pieter Bruegel
painting of lower class and peasant life |
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Fat Kitchen
Pieter Bruegel
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Skinny Kitchen
Pieter Bruegel |
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Peasant Drinkers
Adriaen Brouwer |
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Peasant Feast
Adriaen Brouwer |
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A Tavern Scene
Adriaen Brouwer
less use of local color; later style; same cast of characters |
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A Boor Asleep
Adriaen Brouwer
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The Smokers
Adriaen Brouwer
fully signed painting, meant to be offensive, self portrait of Brouwer and other artists, good tonal quality with bits of local color |
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The Bitter Drink or Bitter Medicine
Adriaen Brouwer
vulgar painting, rapid brush stokes; probably a character study; strong emotions and facial expressions |
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St. Praxadis
Johannes Vermeer
Catholic Saint, rather large and atypical, copy of an obscure Italian Baroque painting |
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Christ in the House of Martha and Mary
Johannes Vermeer
large, religious scene, atypical; touches on the concerns that middle-class Dutch people had: the role of the woman in the home |
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The Procuress
Vermeer
similar to the Utrecht school but with restraint; same cast of characters but less humorous; figures cropped by object in foreground |
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A Girl Asleep at a Table
Vermeer
upper-middle class female, self absorbed, beautifully dressed, domestic interior, ambiguous, rich warm red-tones |
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Woman Reading a Letter by an Open Window
Vermeer
she could be reading a love letter, says a lot about contemporary Dutch women and their eduction, solitary woman by a window in a corner of a room, barrier of table between her and the viewer |
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The Soldier and the Laughing Girl
Vermeer
typical corner of room with window, baroque play of near/far; dark/light; front/back; male/female; soldier acts as a sort of repoussior figure |
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The Milkmaid
Vermeer
one of few of Vermeer's working class women; corner of a room with window - possibly a basement |
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Woman with a Pitcher
Vermeer
typical setting; smoother quality; silvery light; simple composition comprising of primary colors |
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Woman Putting on Pearls
Vermeer
very uppercrust of society; ambiguous meaning; simple; familiar setting; dark lower third |
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Girl with a Red Hat
Vermeer
character study; retains a liquid quality; captures light on pearl, eyes, lips and lions head beautifully, has a fuzzy/softness to it |
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The Letter or The Love Letter
Vermeer
2 women; lady of the house and maid; perhaps the letter is from us, the viewer, viewer possitioned in a dark room, looking into the lit room; upper class home |
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The Allegory of Painting
Vermeer
ambitious, more complicated space, not a genre scene but an allegory; artist could be a portrait of Vermeer; about the attentions man pays to a woman |
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The Allegory of the Catholic Faith
Vermeer
same space as allegory of painting; woman is a stock character out of catholic iconography; globe hanging from the ceiling represent Jesuit iconography - Vermeer lived in a Jesuit community |
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Domestic Interior
Pieter de Hooch
similar to Vermeer but more complicated space, always see 2-3 walls, floor and ceiling, doorsiene, informative about domestic Dutch life; borderlines the sacred; introduction of children in art |
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A Dutch Courtyard
Pieter de Hooch
new cast of characters; no symbolism; rigid straight lines with local color; realistic but not representative |
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Interior of Amsterdam Town Hall
Pieter de Hooch
rhetorical tapestry/curtain; shows interest in local architecture; man in painting looks out over viewer at what would be a painting above the viewer |
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Church of St. James at Utrecht
Pieter Jansz. Saendredam
accurate and somewhat documenatry; vague position in church |
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Church of St. Bavo at Haarlem
Pieter Jansz. Saendredam
accurate and vague; manipulates point of view, perspective, color, and scale; Baroque play of near/far; large/small; building is pristine - majesty, granduer, spirituality, well-ordered existance |
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Old City Hall of Amsterdam
Pieter Jansz. Saendredam
documentary; sketched it years earlier and painted from sketches |
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Sketch of City Hall of Amsterdam
Pieter Jansz. Saendredam
worked on sketch from sun up to sun down for 6 days, inscription telling when he sketched it and for how long, before this city hall burned down |
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Interior of Oude Kerk in Delft
Gerrit Houkgeest
similar to Saendredam, odd perspective, vague, shows tourists in the church, wonderful light, Trompe L'Oeil curtain in viewer's ground
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View In Delft
Carl Fabritius
accurate documentary quality, peculiar angle and perspective, was probably a part of a curved viewing box that corrected the optics, may have been painted using a camera obscura |
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The Goldfinch
Carel Fabritius
Trompe l'Oeil in nature, simple of sexual love - chains of love, unvarnished realism, modern sensibility |
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Man at Window
Samuel van Hoogstraten
Trompe l'Oeil style; probably hung set into a wall; maybe about the passage of time |
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Trompe l'Oeil Still Life
Samuel van Hoogstraten
about morning grooming; all the objects of a gentleman; signs and dates the painting on a reciept |
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Perspective View of an Interior
van Hoogstraten
contrived and artificial, intended to be a game, hung in a closet-like room |
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Peep Box - View of Domestic Interior
van Hoogstraten
animorphous, extreme perspectives that are corrected when viewed though a lense |
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The Listening Housewife or Eavesdropper
Nicholas Maes
look up the stairs to a scene, down the stairs to a scene; issues of class; housewife poised between two worlds; Baroque - up/down; black/red; left/right; indoor/outdoor |
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The Sleeping Kitchen Maid or Idle Servant
Nicholas Maes
moral: don't sleep on the job - cat is eating the dinner; issues of class; humor |
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Old Woman Sleeping
Nicholas Maes
old, pious, reading her bible, making lace, woman of the house; not about vice, warm/shadowy scene |
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Old Woman Asleep in a Kitchen
Gabriel Metsu
duel example of proper behavior |
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Woman Reading A Letter
Gabriel Metsu
different classes doing different things, emphasis on letter |
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Man Writing a Letter
Gabriel Metsu
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The Letter
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A Parental Admonition or A Fatherly Warning
Terborch
man is active; woman is passive |
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The Loafers
Jan Steen
self portrait of Steen, possibly his wife; comical, very sexual |
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Doctor's Visit or Lovesick Maiden
Steen
pose of the maiden is one of melancholy, unrequited love or perhaps pregnancy, doctor is meant to be a comical figure |
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Merry Company or Happy Family
Steen
all ages, Steen's portrait as well as a son and daughter |
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Dissolute Household
Steen
all ages, moral, doorsiene to the fire, monkey pulling the clock strings |
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Belvedere Torso
Peter Paul Ruebens
sketch of the belvedere torso scuplture that is now in the vatican museum |
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Ignudo
Peter Paul Rubens
sketch of ignudo figure from Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel |
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Laocoon
Peter Paul Rubens
sketch of the Laocoon statue |
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Samson and Delilah
Peter Paul Rubens
fairly accurate depiction of scene: Samson asleep on Delilah's lap while a Philistine cut's Samson's hair; four sources of light; adds a crone figure; exaggeration of musculature |
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The Raising of the Cross
Peter Paul Rubens
very Baroque- subject off center, plunges into space, diagonals; centurion a portrait of Rubens |
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The Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus
Peter Paul Rubens
female nude, shows both sides with the two figures |
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The Three Graces
Peter Paul Rubens
later work, rich in color, softer; shows all three angles; each is a different expression - brightness, joyfulness and gloom |
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Helena Fourment in a Fur Coat
Peter Paul Rubens
his wife, painted for himself, paints her like venus |
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The Crucifixion
Jacob Jordaens
crowding of figures, exaggerated musculature, |
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Allegory of Fruitfullness
Jacob Jordaens
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Family Concert
Jacob Jordaens
joys of excess; fills the canvas; old singing the young are piping; similar to steen |
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The King Drinks
Jacob Jordaens
celebration of 12th day/night; vulgar, loud, allegory of senses - hearing; filled to the brim |
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