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  1. Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.

    Man in a square cap; in profile right,

    #art #dutchart #rembrandt #rijksmuseum #17thCentury

  2. Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.

    Lion at Rest and Sketch of its Hind Quarters,

    #art #dutchart #rembrandt #rijksmuseum #17thCentury

  3. Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.

    Lion at Rest and Sketch of its Hind Quarters,

    #art #dutchart #rembrandt #rijksmuseum #17thCentury

  4. Your daily dose of Dutch art by Rembrandt van Rijn.

    Lion at Rest and Sketch of its Hind Quarters,

    #art #dutchart #rembrandt #rijksmuseum #17thCentury

  5. I made this plate with a drawing of a beech from our garden by scratching away the white top layer, revealing the brown clay underneath. Now the plate is waiting for the next firing.
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    #handmadepottery #pottery #art #decorativeart #ceramics #dutchart #kunst #design #contemporaryart #keramiek

  6. "Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase," Jan Brueghel the Elder, c. 1610-15.

    Jan Brueghel the Elder (1568-1625) was a member of the Brueghel family of artists, which produced some exceptional ones. He operated in the Renaissance and Baroque periods, and was something of a pioneer in the floral painting genre, as few artists of the period had done them before him.

    There's an interesting economic take on this that I'm seeing...the Chinese vase is an indicator of the Dutch trading prowess on one hand, but on the other...the tulips are prominently featured, and the Dutch tulip mania was just starting to come to life when he painted this, becoming history's first recorded speculative bubble and a byword for any market where the prices of something outstrip their intrinsic value.

    But hey, it's Flower Friday!

    From the Mauritshuis, the Hague.

    #Art #DutchArt #FlemishArt #FlowerFriday #JanBrueghelTheElder #TulipMania

  7. Fabrieksmeisjes in een regenbui by Alexander Ver Huell captures the poignant beauty of labor and resilience during a downpour. The contrast of emotions and environment makes it a timeless piece. What stories do you think these factory girls tell?

    #Rijksmuseum #ArtHistory #VerHuell #DutchArt
    rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/BI

  8. Alexander Ver Huell's "Fabrieksmeisjes in een regenbui" captures the resilience of factory girls amidst a downpour, reflecting their struggles and hopes. What emotions do you feel when observing their daily lives? #Rijksmuseum #Art #VerHuell #DutchArt
    rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/BI

  9. Appreciating Alexander Ver Huell's 'Fabrieksmeisjes in een regenbui' at #Rijksmuseum. The raw depiction of working-class women braving a storm stirs empathy. What does the rain symbolize for you?
    #VerHuell #DutchArt #ArtAppreciation
    rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/BI

  10. Exploring the interplay of industry and nature, Ver Huell's 'Fabrieksmeisjes in een regenbui' at #Rijksmuseum is a poignant study of 19th century factory life. What emotions does this striking piece evoke for you?
    #ArtHistory #DutchArt #VerHuell #Industrial
    rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/BI

  11. Visiting #Rijksmuseum, marvelling at "Fabrieksmeisjes in een regenbui" by Alexander Ver Huell. Each brush stroke adds life to the factory girls under the rain. Thoughts on their story?

    #ArtHistorians #Rijksmuseum #VerHuell #DutchArt
    rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/BI