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  1. Woman Reading a Letter is a painting by the Dutch Golden Age painter Johannes Vermeer, produced in around 1663. It has been part of the collection of the City of Amsterdam since the Van der Hoop bequest in 1854, and in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam since it opened in 1885, the first Vermeer it acquired.

    I love this for its many different shades of one colour…

    #vermeer #blues #dutchpainting #amsterdam #17thcentury

  2. Elsen's "Landschap met regenbui" captures the dramatic interplay of light and shadow in nature. The stormy sky looms over a serene landscape, evoking a profound sense of both tension and beauty. How does this scene resonate with your experiences of nature?
    #Rijksmuseum #Art #Nature #DutchPainting
    rijksmuseum.nl/nl/collectie/RP

  3. "[O]ne could even argue that “Hunters in the Snow” and “Skating Near a Town” aren’t landscape paintings so much as they are climate paintings."

    On #DutchPainting in the #LittleIceAge

    daily.jstor.org/climate-canvas

    #ArtHistory #Brueghel #IceSkating

  4. "One can’t fault a show for being popular. But I remain struck by the myopia and the missed opportunity of a physically gigantic exhibition space that dwarfed the 28 Vermeers in it, built around the blandest of themes that a high-school student could have scribbled on the back of an envelope in half an hour."

    @SurekhaDavies on the Rijksmuseum #Vermeer exhibit:

    surekhadavies.substack.com/p/v

    #ArtHistory #DutchPainting #histodons

  5. Dutch painter Nicolaes Maes (1634-1693) was a student of Rembrandt, who worked in Amsterdam and Dordrecht. One of his signature motifs is the eavesdropper, seen here in The Eavesdropping Man (1655) & The Listening Wife (1656).
    #listening #eavesdropping #DutchPainting #ArtHistory #painting #listeners #GenrePainting #CultureOfSound #SoundBeyondMusic

  6. CW: Multiple images of death and desolation as painted by Breughel

    Another Cubomania image based on Peter Breughel the Elders 'Triumph of Death'
    The Cubomania technique enables us to pick out different elements of the narrative in the painting, view it with a cinematic eye. Each rectangular element could form the basis of a new painting or story.
    #Cubomania #DutchPainting #Surrealism #Breughel #Dada #MastoArt #DigitalArt #Collage #DigitalStorytelling

  7. A while ago my pal [email protected] create an app to make #cubomania images based on the old surrealist technique.

    I think that it allows us to pick out new narratives in images such as this #Breughel painting interpreting Flemish Proverbs

    CW - some nudity, bodily functions and medieval domestic practices and animal preparation

    #DutchPainting #Surrealism #Breughel #Dada #MastoArt #DigitalArt #Collage #Cubomania #DigitalStorytelling

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