Jan Hendrik van de Laar (1807–1874), Circle of - Het melkmeisje
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Het melkmeisje is a 19th-century oil painting on panel from the Netherlands, attributed to the circle of Jan Hendrik van de Laar, hand-signed, and measuring 24 by 22.5 cm, sold with its frame.
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Dutch school ca. 1830-1840 - Circle of Jan Hendrik van de Laar
Oil on panel
Bottom left remnants of a signature
‘The milkmaid’
A masterfully painted genre scene from the first half of the 19th century. Bottom left, remnants of a signature seem to be visible. Unfortunately, it is no longer clearly readable. The painting strongly resembles work from the vicinity of Jan Hendrik van de Laar (1807-1874).
The scene is set at the entrance of a village dwelling or farm, with in the background a view into a village street with staff and a child, and in the foreground a rambling chicken. Above the doorway there is a signboard indicating a milk-selling point ("MILK").
The painting aligns seamlessly with the tradition of the early 19th century and the revival of 17th-century Dutch genre painting. The work is characterized by a bright and fresh color palette and attention to detail in the depiction of the fabric of the clothing, the brick walls, and the earthenware.
Dimensions of panel: 16.5 x 19 cm.
Condition:
- In good condition, the frame shows signs of aging and some imperfections.
• The KraWienArt Collection •
Dutch school ca. 1830-1840 - Circle of Jan Hendrik van de Laar
Oil on panel
Bottom left remnants of a signature
‘The milkmaid’
A masterfully painted genre scene from the first half of the 19th century. Bottom left, remnants of a signature seem to be visible. Unfortunately, it is no longer clearly readable. The painting strongly resembles work from the vicinity of Jan Hendrik van de Laar (1807-1874).
The scene is set at the entrance of a village dwelling or farm, with in the background a view into a village street with staff and a child, and in the foreground a rambling chicken. Above the doorway there is a signboard indicating a milk-selling point ("MILK").
The painting aligns seamlessly with the tradition of the early 19th century and the revival of 17th-century Dutch genre painting. The work is characterized by a bright and fresh color palette and attention to detail in the depiction of the fabric of the clothing, the brick walls, and the earthenware.
Dimensions of panel: 16.5 x 19 cm.
Condition:
- In good condition, the frame shows signs of aging and some imperfections.
• The KraWienArt Collection •
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Attribution
Circle of
Artist
Jan Hendrik van de Laar (1807–1874)
Title of artwork
Het melkmeisje
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition
Height
24 cm
Width
22.5 cm
Style
Romanticism
Period
19th century
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