Showing 22 artworks with Nicolaes Maes and with artwork date before 1661 and with artwork date after 1651
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- Oil Painting
- Domestic Scene
- Rembrandt
- 17Th Century
- Rembrandt Influence
- Portrait
- 17Th Century Art
- Chiaroscuro
- Dutch Art
- Light & Shadow
- Still Life
- Portraiture
- Portrait Painting
- Light And Shadow
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- 1656
- Historical Wall Decor
- 17Th Century Portrait
- Baroque Style
- Dordrecht Artist
- Art History
- Dutch Golden Age Art
- Old Woman
- Christ Blessing Children
- Detail
- Art Reproduction
- A Woman Spinning
- Peeling Apples
- Chiaroscuro Painting
- Idle Servant
- Bobbin Lace
- Elegant Portrait Art
- Nicolaes Maes Portrait
- Calm
- Portrait Of Jacob Trip
- Cat
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- Nicolaes Maes Style
- Red Tablecloth
- Museum Quality
- Portrait Of A Woman
- Family Biblical Scene
Discover 'The Idle Servant' by Nicolaes Maes (1655). A captivating Dutch Golden Age scene of two women in a domestic setting, showcasing masterful light & shadow and intimate genre painting.
Nicolaes Maes' 'Young Woman Peeling Apples' captures domestic tranquility with vibrant colors & Rembrandt-inspired light. A serene portrait of daily life, showcasing Dutch Golden Age artistry.
Nicolaes Maes’s "Christ Blessing the Children" captures Dutch Golden Age piety with Rembrandt-inspired chiaroscuro and a tender scene of Jesus blessing children. This meticulously detailed oil painting, circa 1652, offers a glimpse into domestic faith and is perfect for art lovers.
Nicolaes Maes's "The Lacemaker" (1656) captures a serene domestic scene of a woman meticulously creating lace, showcasing Dutch Golden Age artistry and light.
Experience dramatic Dutch Golden Age light in Nicolaes Maes's Abraham Dismissing Hagar and Ishmael; own this masterful 17th-century biblical scene today.
Discover Nicolaes Maes' 'A Woman Spinning,' a captivating 17th-century oil painting depicting domestic life with remarkable detail and light. Explore the artist, his style, and this iconic work.
Explore Nicolaes Maes's 'Old Woman Peeling Apples,' a poignant depiction of domestic piety illuminated by Rembrandt’s masterful chiaroscuro technique, showcasing quiet contemplation and moral responsibility.
Admire Nicolaes Maes’ "Portrait of a Woman" (1657). A stunning Dutch Golden Age portrait showcasing realism & detail. Hand-painted reproduction available.
Nicolaes Maes' 'Old Woman Dozing' captures a serene Dutch scene of an elderly woman lost in thought, showcasing masterful light & shadow and domestic tranquility.
Nicolaes Maes's 'Old Woman Saying Grace' captures a serene moment of piety and domesticity. This 1656 painting, featuring a cat and rich details, offers a glimpse into Dutch Golden Age life.
Admire Nicolaes Maes's 'Portrait of Jacob Trip,' a captivating Dutch Golden Age masterpiece showcasing a dignified elder with rich detail and masterful chiaroscuro lighting.
Experience the dramatic chiaroscuro of Nicolaes Maes's 1655 masterpiece, Young Woman Peeling Apples, capturing quiet Dutch domesticity; discover this timeless scene today.
Nicolaes Maes’s "Apostle Thomas" is a captivating Baroque painting showcasing the apostle in a moment of quiet contemplation with dramatic chiaroscuro lighting and rich detail, reflecting Rembrandt's influence. Discover this stunning 1656 masterpiece and bring art history home.
This artwork is housed in the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest.
A Life Immersed in Dutch Light and Shadow Nicolaes Maes (January 1634 – December 1693) was a Dutch painter known for his genre scenes, portraits, religious compositions and the occasional still life.
Explore Nicolaes Maes’ ‘Portrait of Four Children,’ a stunning 1657 Dutch Golden Age oil painting. Admire its realism, detail & Baroque style – a timeless family portrait.
The masterful interplay of light and shadow on the weathered hands of Jacob Trip defines this exquisite detail by Dutch Golden Age master Nicolaes Maes, inviting you to explore the profound textures of 1660 portraiture.