Showing 16 artworks with Cornelis Troost and with artwork date before 1750 and with artwork date after 1740
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- Espresso
- Gray
- Driftwood
- Phthalo Green
- Black
- Cornelis Troost
- Dutch Golden Age
- 18Th Century Painting
- Social Gathering Scene
- Cornelis Troost Art
- Dutch Rococo Style
- Baroque Revival Art
- Social Satire
- Pastel Artwork
- Dutch Golden Age Art
- Social Commotion Scene
- Chiaroscuro Lighting
- Dutch Genre Scene
- Dutch Masters Artwork
- Amsterdam Golden Age
- Rococo Style Painting
- Cupid Angel Artwork
- Military Allegory
- Conversation
- 18Th Century Street
- Gentlemen'S Evening
- Pastel Painting
- Dark Wood Paneling
- Rich Fabrics Interior
- Dutch Rococo
- Genre Scene Artwork
- “Amsterdam Art History”
- Velvet Upholstery
- 18Th Century Decor
- Romantic Wall Art
- Social Scene
- Muted Earth Tones
- Loquebantur Omnes
- Dutch Rococo Pastel
- Formal Room Artwork
- Elegant Genre Scene
- Pink Dress Portrait
- “1744 Painting”
- Troost Style Print
- Rococo Painting Art
- Intimate Interior
- “Portraiture Painting”
- Gouache Pastel Print
- Classic Portraiture
- Painterly Texture
- Outdoor Figure Painting
- Dutch Golden Age Style
- Historical Genre Art
- Theatrical Performance
- Classical Molding
Explore Cornelis Troost’s ‘Erat Sermo inter Fratres’ (1740), a witty Rococo pastel depicting drunken revelry in 18th-century Amsterdam. Discover its Baroque details & social commentary.
Experience 'Loquebantur Omnes' by Cornelis Troost – a witty pastel depicting a lively evening of Amsterdam gentlemen. Explore this Rococo masterpiece and its captivating story.
Explore 'The Mathematicians,' a dramatic Baroque oil painting by Cornelis Troost (1741). Witness a lively intellectual dispute in opulent interiors, showcasing Dutch Golden Age realism & chiaroscuro.
A lively 18th-century street scene captures the charm of Rococo life in Cornelis Troost's The Organ Grinder, inviting you to bring this elegant moment of Dutch history into your personal art collection.
Experience the lively Rococo genre scene of Nemo Loquebatur by Cornelis Troost (c. 1740), capturing an elegant, spirited gathering you can own.
A lively 1740 pastel scene by Cornelis Troost captures a humorous social gathering of gentlemen in the Dutch Rococo style, inviting you to bring this charming piece of eighteenth-century history into your collection.
A captivating 1747 military guardroom scene by Cornelis Troost captures the intricate details of Dutch Rococo life through soldiers and subtle allegorical elements, inviting you to explore this historical masterpiece.
A lively 1740 Dutch Rococo scene by Cornelis Troost captures a dramatic moment of social commotion in an Amsterdam home, inviting you to bring this captivating piece of history into your private collection.
A captivating 1745 self-portrait by Cornelis Troost capturing a man amidst an intimate Dutch interior scene, offering a rare glimpse into the Rococo era for collectors looking to enrich their space with timeless elegance.
Experience the serene Rococo charm of Lady with Cupid and a Songbook by Cornelis Troost; discover this exquisite 18th-century Dutch masterpiece today.
Admire Cornelis Troost’s ‘Guardroom Scene’ (1744), a captivating Rococo oil painting of 18th-century Dutch society. Explore its realism, classical style & symbolic details.