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Peasants And Cattle By
The River Merwede
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On the left, in the distance, is the ruined castle of Merwede (Huis te Merwede), which is a mile to the east of Dordrecht. It was built in the 13th century & destroyed about 1420. Its ruins still st&. Cuyp painted & drew the ruined castle on several occasions & the prominently displayed cows occur in a number of his other paintings. For example, the cow on the left appears in ' The Large Dort', also in the National Gallery's Collection. ...
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Peasants At Archery
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The painting, probably of about 1645, is one of the largest & most ambitious of Teniers's compositions. The action in the foreground is reflected in the disposition of the landscape, which is largely featureless in the centre, behind the seated figure on ...
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Peasants By A Ruined
Aqueduct
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This picture shows a landscape inspired by the countryside near Rome, with the remains of an aqueduct prominently silhouetted against the blue Mediterranean sky. It is not entirely clear when the artist went to Italy, but it has been suggested that he wen ...
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Peasants Driving
Cattle And Sheep
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Wijnants lived & worked in Haarlem & almost all his landscapes show the characteristic sandy dune landscape between Haarlem & the coast. However, this painting is unlikely to depict a specific location. The figures are not by Wijnants but by one of ...
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Peasants Loading A Hay
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After his return from Italy (by 1653), Lingelbach was increasingly influenced by the work of the successful & prolific Philips Wouwermans &, in particular, by his landscapes containing figures at work or on horseback. This is an excellent example of h ...
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Peasants Merry-making
Before A Country House
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The house has not been identified; a coat of arms which was once to the left of the entrance is no longer legible. The landscape is thought to have beeen painted by Lucas van Uden, but the figures are probably the work of David Teniers the Younger. They c ...
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Peasants Merry-making
Outside An Inn
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This work was probably painted in the late 1640s. The influence of Joost Droochsloot (1586
- 1666), who worked in Utrecht, is
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Peasants Playing Bowls
Outside A Village Inn
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One of the participants runs to join his partner at the target, while their opponent is about to bowl. Spectators watch the game & a woman brings out drinks from an inn. The sign outside the inn is a crescent moon. David Teniers was an immensely successful artist who was court painter to the Archduke Leopold Wilhelm, Governor of the Spanish Netherlands. He specialised in scenes from peasant life which were very popular among Teniers's wealthy, urban clientele, for whom they must have had a decorative & picturesque quality. ...
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Peasants Under The
Trees At Dawn Print
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This painting depicts a site in Lormes, the principal town in the Morvan region of France, west of Dijon. In the early 1840s Corot took three long working holidays there, visiting the villages of Lormes, Vézelay & Saint-André-en-Morvan. This is one of about fifteen oil studies dating from these visits which are noted for their freshness & originality of composition. ...
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Peasants With Cattle
By A Ruin
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The signature in monogram on the end of the stone block at the right is false; it is intended to be that of Nicolaes Berchem. However, the picture does not resemble Berchem's work & comparison with signed paintings by Begeijn makes it clear that he was ...
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Peasants Making Music In An Inn Print

The man plays a lute. The owl on the window ledge may be a reference to sinfulness. This painting has been generally accepted as a work of David Teniers the Younger, but it displays weaknesses of handling. It is painted in the style of the mid-1630s and may be a copy of a lost original. The initials F/DB on the reverse of the panel may be those of the panel-maker François de Bout who became a master in the Antwerp guild of Saint Luke in 1637-8.
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The man plays a lute. The owl on the window ledge may be a reference to sinfulness. This painting has been generally accepted as a work of David Teniers the Younger, but it displays weaknesses of handling. It is painted in the style of the mid-1630s & may be a copy of a lost original. The initials F/DB on the reverse of the panel may be those of the panel-maker François de Bout who became a master in the Antwerp guild of Saint Luke in 1637-8.

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