Adriaen van ostade original small study drawing - no halving price offer at discount!

Adriaen van ostade

Peasant study.

Ink on watercolor paper

Image size without frame: 6.2x11.5 cm

Beautiful beautiful drawing of a contemporary Dutch peasant.

It is painted with sepia ink and watercolor

In its age-appropriate condition, a small piece is missing at the bottom

To the left, however, this does not deduct anything from the value of the image.

The piece comes from an antique legacy in south-east London.

The world-famous Adriatic van ostade (December 10, 1610 - April 30, 1685) Dutch painter,

Jan hendricx was born as the son of an ostade weaver named adriaen jansz hendricx. He later took the name "van ostade" with his younger brother, and they were both disciples of the French hals, spending most of their lives in their hometown. In 1632 he turned in utrecht. He married at the age of 28, but his wife died two years later, in 1640. In 1657 he took anna ingels, in 1666 he was widowed again. He then opened a studio and hired students. He was a master of the following artists, among others: cornelis pietersz bega, cornelis dusart, jan de groot, frans de jongh,

Ostade is one of the most popular among the famous Dutch peasant painters. He painted a lot and in all his paintings he has a good taste, if not a picky humor, a strong sense of painting and his characteristic talent.

Paintings and various antiques are valuable, and there is a constant rise in prices, so those who want to invest money should choose this - says b. Géza is a painting expert who sees that due to the pandemic, more and more people are looking for new forms of investment.

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