フィラデルフィア美術館のインスタグラム(philamuseum) - 4月4日 05時03分

The 17th century was known as the Golden Age of Painting in the Dutch Republic. While Golden Age works can share characteristics with Baroque painting, it often lacks the idealization and lavish splendor common in the rest of Europe. These portraits lightheartedly capture the character of the sitters while showcasing the technical skills of the artists.

"Rhetoricians at a Window,” 1658–65, by Jan Steen. “The Doctor's Visit,” c. 1660–65, by Jan Steen. “Soldiers beside a Fireplace,” c. 1628–32, by Willem Cornelisz. Duyster. “The Last Drop (The Gay Cavalier),” c. 1639, by Judith Leyster. “Party,” 1675, by Pieter de Hooch.

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