Painted in 1666, "View of Olinda, Brazil, With Ruins of the Jesuit Church" is a masterpiece by Frans Post, one of the first ...

“We wanted to show a Dutch public painting from the 16th and 17th century, and our project group ... realistic portraits, still lives, gritty-coloured landscapes and church interiors.

With a new, wealthy class of citizenry still hungry for luxuries, landscape, genre, and most importantly as it pertains to tulips still life ... heavily in Dutch art for the next century, and ...

Like Proust, Cumming suggests that we recall the past through pictures, and like him, she identifies such pictures with the paintings of the 17th-century Dutch, who made enduring images from the ...

The visual splendor of this Dutch Golden Age painter's work, featuring gorgeous arrays of fruits and flowers animated by ...

Post would have been one of a tiny handful of European artists who could accurately depict the flora, fauna, and faces of ...

still lifes and scenes of everyday life (also known as genre painting). Dutch art contrasts notably with the Flemish Baroque painting made during the same period in neighboring Flanders (i.e., the ...

Like Alpers’s, Fowler’s book neglects the variety of 17th-century Dutch art, which encompassed much more than still lifes and church interiors, such as the theatrical paintings of Jan Steen or ...

The film explores the life and work of the renowned 17th-century painter Rembrandt van Rijn, highlighting the vibrant art scene of Amsterdam during its Golden Age.

The idea for Still Life came to London in the middle of the night — he was feeding his newborn daughter and staring at a book with a fine art print on the cover. "It was a 17th century Dutch ...