Showing 7 artworks with Bartholomeus Van Der Helst and with artwork date before 1665 and with artwork date after 1655
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Bartholomeus Van Der Helst
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-1665
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1655+
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- Phthalo Green
- Espresso
- Gray
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Clay
- Dutch Golden Age
- Baroque
- Amsterdam
- Van Der Helst
- Portrait
- Oil Painting
- Rembrandt
- Van Der Helst Portrait
- 1655
- Dog
- Dutch Golden Age Art
- Composition
- Self-Portrait
- Candlelight
- Bubbles Painting Reproduction
- Luxury Living Room Art
- Lute Music Print
- Red Hat Boy Artwork
- Bubble Blowing Artwork
- Childhood Innocence Art
- Museum Quality Replica
- Hunting
- Granida
- Birds
- Portraiture
- Detail
- Decorative Art Prints
- Clock
- 1660
- Historical Music Print
- Art Collector Gift
- Refinement
- Style
- Gentleman
- Art Print For Living Room
- Red Dress
- Black Suit
- Dutch Portrait Artist
- Elegant
- Helst Landscape Print
- Dynamic
- Dutch Master Print
- Baroque Style Painting
- The Musician Painting
- Movement
- Painting
- Anna Du Pire
- Lute
- Countryside
- Serene
Bartholomeus van der Helst’s "The Musician" captures the refined elegance of 17th-century Dutch Golden Age portraiture with dramatic chiaroscuro and a captivating musician. Explore this stunning artwork and bring its beauty into your space.
Bartholomeus van der Helst's 'Self-Portrait' (1655) captures the Dutch Golden Age with elegant detail. A refined portrait of a gentleman, showcasing wealth & status through attire & setting.
Bartholomeus van der Helst's 'Self-Portrait' (1655) captures the Dutch Golden Age with elegant detail. A refined portrait of a gentleman, showcasing wealth and status through attire & setting.
Bartholomeus van der Helst’s ‘The Musician’ (1662) captures Dutch Golden Age elegance. A serene portrait of a lute player, rich with detail and subtle eroticism, reflects Amsterdam's aristocratic spirit. Own a stunning reproduction today!
Bartholomeus van der Helst’s ‘Homo Bulla’ captures a charming Dutch Golden Age boy blowing bubbles in a serene landscape, showcasing meticulous detail and a playful subject – discover this beautiful reproduction.
Bartholomeus van der Helst's 'Anna du Pire as Granida' (1660) depicts a captivating woman, likely the artist’s wife, embodying grace and allure in a dynamic pastoral scene.