Horse stall

ID: #3601 | Dutch painters | Animals

In the painting we see a stable where a grey horse is standing with a red blanket on its back and a door in the background. Next to the horse is a shovel leaning against the wall and several sticks. To the right of the horse is a man wearing a red cap looking out of the painting. On the right edge stands a young girl in traditional dress with a white collar looking at the horse. A saddle hangs on the wall and nails and beams are visible near the ceiling.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is dark and its shape is landscape. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Gerrard ter Borch (1617-1681) was a Dutch master. He received his art education from his father. Once he acquired a basic art education, his father sent him on study trips to Germany, Italy, France and Spain. There, he was awarded a knighthood by Philip IV, but because intrigues, he had to return to Holland. Finally, he settled in Deventer, where he lived happily. He painted scenes from the life of the rich and ordinary people - Horse Stable. His works are very rare. Six of them are on display in the Berlin Museum, five at the Louvre in Paris and four in the Dresden Museum.