Pieter de Hooch

baroque

Pieter de Hooch Paintings 1629 - 1684 Painter, Draftsman, Holland, Dutch Baroque

A Woman and Her Maid in the Courtyard, 1660

Oil on canvas, 73x62 cm

National Gallery, London

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OIL PAINTING: A Woman and Her Maid in the Courtyard, 1660
Pieter de Hooch has gone down in art history as a painter who rendered Dutch domestic life with great precision. The private everyday life of the bourgeoisie in all its ordered tranquility, a world whose calm is never shattered by any sensational event, is the subject of his paintings. De Hooch opens a window on narrow alleyways, small gardens and courtyards, and gives us a glimpse into the antechambers and living-rooms of the Dutch citizens. Like Jan Vermeer, de Hooch specialized in the portrayal of interiors.
Yet, whereas the paintings of Vermeer tend to be dominated by a self-absorbed figure pausing momentarily in some activity, de Hooch paintings are dominated by the room itself, by its perspectives and views through doors and windows where people become an integral part of the interior. Light is an important factor, especially daylight, as in the work of Vermeer, with its refractions and reflections adding vitality