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Fish Scraping, Brekelenkam, Quiringh van post 1622/1630–1669/1679 painter; 17th-century Dutch painting; oil on panel; subject: interior scene with women and men scraping fish, wicker baskets and jugs; height 44 cm, width 40 cm., A dimly lit interior scene with brown and dark tones dominates the image, showing a man seated in the foreground wearing dark clothing with a light scarf at his neck and a pipe in his mouth, holding a flat board on his lap and working with his hands; beside him is a woven basket and a long pole leaning against the wall. In the midground a woman with a white head covering and red sleeves leans over a wooden table, handling a round object with textured surface; a large jug with a pale, mottled surface sits on the table. In the lower right there is a wooden tub topped by a plate of fish with silvery sheen, and scattered wooden and pale objects lie on the floor nearby. The background is mostly shadowed brown, with a draped cloth of muted tan hanging on the wall and a dark wooden frame surrounding the scene.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A16_286

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

33.7Mo (1.3Mo) / 27.6cm x 30.6cm / 3262 x 3612 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Fish Scraping Brekelenkam Quiringh van post 1622 1630–1669 1679 painter 17th-century Dutch painting oil panel subject interior scene women men scraping fish wicker baskets jugs height 44 cm width 40 cm dimly lit brown dark tones dominates image showing man seated foreground wearing dark clothing light scarf neck pipe mouth holding flat board lap working hands beside woven basket long pole leaning wall midground woman white head covering red sleeves leans wooden table handling round object textured surface large jug pale mottled surface sits table lower right wooden tub topped plate silvery sheen scattered wooden pale objects lie floor nearby background mostly shadowed draped cloth muted tan hanging dark wooden frame surrounding scene.