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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 Merry-making Outside An Inn

This work was probably painted in the late 1640s. The influence of Joost Droochsloot (1586 - 1666), who worked in Utrecht, is evident, especially in the large number of small figures. Steen painted a number of pictures with similar subject matter.
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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 evident, especially in the large number of small figures. Steen painted a number of pictures with similar subject matter.

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