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Hunting Party in the Courtyard of a Country House
Painting ID:: 2073
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Ludolf de Jongh
Hunting Party in the Courtyard of a Country House
Detroit Institute of Arts
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Hunters and Dogs
Painting ID:: 2074
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Ludolf de Jongh
Hunters and Dogs
1665
The Hermitage, St.Petersburg
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Messenger Reading to a Group in a Tavern
Painting ID:: 2075
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Ludolf de Jongh
Messenger Reading to a Group in a Tavern
1657
Mittelrheinisches Landesmuseum, Mainz
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Hunters and Dogs
Painting ID:: 28353
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Ludolf de Jongh
Hunters and Dogs
mk60
1665
Oil on panel
15 1/2x19 1/2"
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Woman Receiving a Letter
Painting ID:: 78892
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Ludolf de Jongh
Woman Receiving a Letter
between 1663(1663) and 1665(1665)
Medium Oil on canvas
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Ludolf de Jongh
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1616-1679
Dutch
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Dutch painter. He was one of the most versatile Dutch painters of the 17th century, producing portraits, genre paintings of both domestic scenes and soldier life, landscapes with hunting scenes and a few historical subjects. According to Houbraken, he studied with Cornelis Saftleven in Rotterdam, Anthonie Palamedesz. in Delft, and Jan van Bijlert in Utrecht. In 1635 he went to France, where he stayed for seven years. His earliest known paintings are portraits and genre subjects that date from after his return to Rotterdam in about 1642 and strongly reflect the style of Palamedesz.'s work. The genre subjects and numerous hunting scenes (e.g. Riders before an Inn; Geneva, Mus. A. & Hist.) painted shortly before the 1650s show the influence of van Bijlert and other Utrecht painters, especially Jacob Duck and Dirck Stoop. |
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