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  1. Looking for a quick, healthy meal your toddler will actually eat?
    These baked fish fingers with sweet potato chips are crispy, soft and packed with flavour, perfect for little hands to grab and dip.

    Click here for the full recipe and toddler-friendly tips:zurl.co/ccU68

    #BabyYumYum #BYY #ToddlerMeals #HealthyEating #FamilyDinner #QuickRecipes #KidFriendly #BalancedMeals

  2. "Portrait of the Painter Andries van Bochoven and His Family," Andries van Bochoven, 1629.

    Van Bochoven (1609-34) died young, only 25, and didn't make much of a career as an artist, but he was obviously talented and well-taught. He only completed a handful of known paintings, of which this is the most popular.

    His father Rutger, a prosperous merchant, sits at one end of the small table, about to lead the family in prayer. His wife Johanna sits at the other end, with the smallest children. The painter's grown sisters sit at the table, holding their own books, as if ready to follow along in the prayer. The grown brothers, with Andries holding brushes, stand in the back.

    It has a certain charm but Andries, and several other members of the family, passed away during a plague epidemic in 1634-8. The painting stayed in the family until Rutger's death, evidently a reminder of times past.

    Happy Portrait Monday, A Day Late! (I got the days mixed up....)

    From the Centraal Museum, Utrecht.

    #Art #AndriesVanBochoven #DutchGoldenAge #GroupPortrait #PortraitMonday #FamilyDinner

  3. "Portrait of the Painter Andries van Bochoven and His Family," Andries van Bochoven, 1629.

    Van Bochoven (1609-34) died young, only 25, and didn't make much of a career as an artist, but he was obviously talented and well-taught. He only completed a handful of known paintings, of which this is the most popular.

    His father Rutger, a prosperous merchant, sits at one end of the small table, about to lead the family in prayer. His wife Johanna sits at the other end, with the smallest children. The painter's grown sisters sit at the table, holding their own books, as if ready to follow along in the prayer. The grown brothers, with Andries holding brushes, stand in the back.

    It has a certain charm but Andries, and several other members of the family, passed away during a plague epidemic in 1634-8. The painting stayed in the family until Rutger's death, evidently a reminder of times past.

    Happy Portrait Monday, A Day Late! (I got the days mixed up....)

    From the Centraal Museum, Utrecht.

    #Art #AndriesVanBochoven #DutchGoldenAge #GroupPortrait #PortraitMonday #FamilyDinner

  4. "Portrait of the Painter Andries van Bochoven and His Family," Andries van Bochoven, 1629.

    Van Bochoven (1609-34) died young, only 25, and didn't make much of a career as an artist, but he was obviously talented and well-taught. He only completed a handful of known paintings, of which this is the most popular.

    His father Rutger, a prosperous merchant, sits at one end of the small table, about to lead the family in prayer. His wife Johanna sits at the other end, with the smallest children. The painter's grown sisters sit at the table, holding their own books, as if ready to follow along in the prayer. The grown brothers, with Andries holding brushes, stand in the back.

    It has a certain charm but Andries, and several other members of the family, passed away during a plague epidemic in 1634-8. The painting stayed in the family until Rutger's death, evidently a reminder of times past.

    Happy Portrait Monday, A Day Late! (I got the days mixed up....)

    From the Centraal Museum, Utrecht.

    #Art #AndriesVanBochoven #DutchGoldenAge #GroupPortrait #PortraitMonday #FamilyDinner

  5. "Portrait of the Painter Andries van Bochoven and His Family," Andries van Bochoven, 1629.

    Van Bochoven (1609-34) died young, only 25, and didn't make much of a career as an artist, but he was obviously talented and well-taught. He only completed a handful of known paintings, of which this is the most popular.

    His father Rutger, a prosperous merchant, sits at one end of the small table, about to lead the family in prayer. His wife Johanna sits at the other end, with the smallest children. The painter's grown sisters sit at the table, holding their own books, as if ready to follow along in the prayer. The grown brothers, with Andries holding brushes, stand in the back.

    It has a certain charm but Andries, and several other members of the family, passed away during a plague epidemic in 1634-8. The painting stayed in the family until Rutger's death, evidently a reminder of times past.

    Happy Portrait Monday, A Day Late! (I got the days mixed up....)

    From the Centraal Museum, Utrecht.

    #Art #AndriesVanBochoven #DutchGoldenAge #GroupPortrait #PortraitMonday #FamilyDinner

  6. "Portrait of the Painter Andries van Bochoven and His Family," Andries van Bochoven, 1629.

    Van Bochoven (1609-34) died young, only 25, and didn't make much of a career as an artist, but he was obviously talented and well-taught. He only completed a handful of known paintings, of which this is the most popular.

    His father Rutger, a prosperous merchant, sits at one end of the small table, about to lead the family in prayer. His wife Johanna sits at the other end, with the smallest children. The painter's grown sisters sit at the table, holding their own books, as if ready to follow along in the prayer. The grown brothers, with Andries holding brushes, stand in the back.

    It has a certain charm but Andries, and several other members of the family, passed away during a plague epidemic in 1634-8. The painting stayed in the family until Rutger's death, evidently a reminder of times past.

    Happy Portrait Monday, A Day Late! (I got the days mixed up....)

    From the Centraal Museum, Utrecht.

    #Art #AndriesVanBochoven #DutchGoldenAge #GroupPortrait #PortraitMonday #FamilyDinner

  7. In Italy, Sunday isn't just a day—it's a flavor. 🍝❤️

    The scent of ragù simmering for hours. The table stretching to fit everyone. Nonna's lasagna, straight from the oven. It's not just a meal; it's a weekly ritual of family and belonging.
    #ComfortFood #ItalianTraditions #SundayLunch #FamilyDinner #Nonna #Lasagna

  8. In Italy, Sunday isn't just a day—it's a flavor. 🍝❤️

    The scent of ragù simmering for hours. The table stretching to fit everyone. Nonna's lasagna, straight from the oven. It's not just a meal; it's a weekly ritual of family and belonging.
    #ComfortFood #ItalianTraditions #SundayLunch #FamilyDinner #Nonna #Lasagna