Mujer escribiendo una carta

ID: #2313 | TOP 200 | Pintores holandeses | Gente

Date: 1670-1671
Medium: oil on canvas
Location: National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
Dimensions: 59,5 x 72,2

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El trabajo representa a una mujer de clase media con una criada que probablemente actúa como mensajero y va a llevar una carta a su amante a sus amantes. La imagen es la transición entre los períodos restringidos y tranquilos de Vermeer de la década de 1960 y un período más prudente y tranquilo de la década de 1970. Se dice que una mujer que escribía una carta fue inspirada por la pintura de Gerard Ter Borche, una mujer de una carta de sellado. El lienzo proviene del mismo papel que una mujer con un laúd. Este es el intento del primer pintor de colocar un foco de interés fuera del centro de la imagen. Al mismo tiempo, es la tercera imagen en la que no solo hay una figura central, sino dos.

Vermeer painted picture Mujer escribiendo una carta in 1670-1671. Prevailing color of this fine art print is oscuro and its shape is retrato. Original size is 59,5 x 72,2. This art piece is located in National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Johannes, Jan or Johan Vermeer (1632-1675). Dutch painter. He enjoyed painting scenes from life and common situations in the households of townspeople. During his lifetime, he did not become famous and in his time, he was rather a provincial painter. He worked carefully and slowly; he loved to work with light and used brilliant colours with expensive pigments. His art was rediscovered in the 19th century and he has since slowly become a recognized and sought-after painter. He allegedly worked with the obscura camera to achieve true perspective and composition. Often his paintings depict one or two figures at the window. His most famous work is considered to be Girl with a Pearl Earring.