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oil paint (paint)41 × 46 Cm
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Over the course of a long and successful career in Haarlem, Adriaen van Ostade specialized in scenes of peasant life, including tavern scenes and village fairs. This late painting combines elements from both types, like smoking and drinking figures and musicians serenading a dancing couple. The artist used clear, relatively bright colors and fine brushwork, in keeping with the market demand of the later 1600s. Collectors also appreciated the range of emotions and gestures exhibited by Van Ostade’s jolly figures.
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| Medium | oil paint (paint) |
| Dimensions | 41 × 46 Cm |
| Tags | tavernschildrendancedancingdrinkingfiguresinstrumentsinteriormenmusicmusicianssmokingwoman |
| Certificate | Certificate not provided |
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Anja Ebert, Adriaen van Ostade und die komische Malerei des 17. Jahrhunderts
Anja Ebert, Adriaen van Ostade und die komische Malerei des 17. Jahrhunderts (Berlin: Deutscher Kunstverlag, 2013), 120 fig. 33, 121, 152-54, 159, 163f.
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Walter Liedtke, “The Collectors and Their Ideals,” in Ben Broos, Great Dutch Paintings from America, exh. cat.
Walter Liedtke, “The Collectors and Their Ideals,” in Ben Broos, Great Dutch Paintings from America, exh. cat. (The Hague, Mauritshuis, 1990), 35.
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