Jan Hendrik van de Laar (1807–1874), Circle of - Het melkmeisje

Dutch school ca. 1830-1840 - Circle of Jan Hendrik van de Laar Oil on panel Bottom left remnants of a signature ‘The milkmaid’ A masterfully painted genre scene from the first half of the 19th century. Bottom left, remnants of a signature seem to be visible. Unfortunately, it is no longer clearly readable. The painting strongly resembles work from the vicinity of Jan Hendrik van de Laar (1807-1874). The scene is set at the entrance of a village dwelling or farm, with in the background a view into a village street with staff and a child, and in the foreground a rambling chicken. Above the doorway there is a signboard indicating a milk-selling point ("MILK"). The painting aligns seamlessly with the tradition of the early 19th century and the revival of 17th-century Dutch genre painting. The work is characterized by a bright and fresh color palette and attention to detail in the depiction of the fabric of the clothing, the brick walls, and the earthenware. Dimensions of panel: 16.5 x 19 cm. Condition: - In good condition, the frame shows signs of aging and some imperfections. • The KraWienArt Collection •

Estimate:£590.23

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