Johannes Vermeer

baroque

Vermeer Paintings 1632 - 1675 Netherlands, Baroque Painter

Street in Delft, 1658

Oil on canvas, 54x44 cm

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

City Landscapes

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OIL PAINTING: Street in Delft, 1658
Street in Delft is one of the rare paintings that are correctly attributed to the Delft Vermeer since its earliest documentation. It first appeared in the Amsterdam sale of 1696 under no. 32: "A view of a house standing in Delft, by the same; fl 72.10." Later, it was in the estate of Mrs. Croon, widow of G. W. Oosten de Sruyn, 1799. Then it was in the sale Van Oosten de Bruyn, Haarlem, 1800, there bought by H. van Winter for F 1,040. Thence inherited by the Six family; later acquired by H. W. Deterding and presented by him to the Rijksmuseum in 1921.
Although the Street in Delft represents in truth two houses and was initially described as one house only, there does not seem to be any doubt about the identification. It is a very simple and appealing painting, which conveys to the viewer a typical aspect of Dutch life as one encountered it in the period.