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Tutte le aste / Arte, Pittura e Arti Grafiche / PIETER HERMANSZ. VERELST (The Hague, 1618 – Amsterdam, 1678) - Tavern

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PIETER HERMANSZ. VERELST (The Hague, 1618 – Amsterdam, 1678) - Tavern

Descriptio Oil on relined canvas. Dimensions: 77 x 63 cm. This work depicts a lively interior scene set in a tavern, one of the most characteristic themes of Dutch Golden Age painting. In a warm and intimate space, several figures enact an everyday scene imbued with narrative intent. In the center of the composition, a woman addresses those present with an expressive gesture, while a seated man appears to be interacting with her, and another figure rests dozing in the foreground. In the background, a fourth figure reinforces the sense of depth and everyday life. The scene reflects the interest of 17th-century Dutch painters in depicting popular customs, social gatherings, and moralizing or humorous episodes inspired by daily life. The work exhibits numerous characteristics typical of genre painting developed in the Netherlands during the 17th century, notably the naturalism of the figures, the careful observation of gestures, and the skillful use of light to direct the viewer’s attention to the main action. The artist constructs the composition using soft lighting that emerges from the interior’s dimness, a common technique in the Dutch and Flemish painting tradition of the period. The painting is signed in the lower right corner and is associated with the work of Pieter Hermansz. Verelst, a painter known for his portraits and genre scenes. At first glance, its subject matter and compositional approach might suggest the work of Egbert van Heemskerck (1610-1680), famous for his depictions of taverns and popular scenes, highlighting the stylistic proximity between the two artists within the Dutch genre painting tradition. However, the surviving signature and certain execution characteristics place the work within the sphere of Verelst, whose work also shared a taste for anecdotal representation and the observation of everyday life. The canvas has been relined and restored, fully preserving its visual appeal and its interest as an example of 17th-century Dutch genre painting, one of the most highly prized forms of art for collectors of Old Master paintings in Europe. Lot in international warehouse (within the EU). Intra-EU shipping: no import duties apply within the EU. An export permit from the country of origin may be required.

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