A Painter at Work in his Studio 1663-77 Thomas Wijck Dutch This large drawing by Wijck is a variant of two works by his probable teacher, Adriaen van Ostade: a 1663 painting in Berlin (Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister) and a slightly later print (see 17.50.15-349), both of which show a painter working at an easel within a very similar studio space. Various motifsthe paned windows, the spiral staircase, the sheep’s skull and lute hanging on the walls, and the open trunk and basket on the floorare found in one or both of these works. Wijck’s drawing, like Ostade’s painting (less so the print), presents the studio as a humble interior in a state of disorderinterpreted as the material consequences of the profession, to which the painter himself is oblivious.. A Painter at Work in his Studio 641267

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A Painter at Work in his Studio 1663-77 Thomas Wijck Dutch This large drawing by Wijck is a variant of two works by his probable teacher, Adriaen van Ostade: a 1663 painting in Berlin (Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister) and a slightly later print (see 17.50.15-349), both of which show a painter working at an easel within a very similar studio space. Various motifsthe paned windows, the spiral staircase, the sheep’s skull and lute hanging on the walls, and the open trunk and basket on the floorare found in one or both of these works. Wijck’s drawing, like Ostade’s painting (less so the print), presents the studio as a humble interior in a state of disorderinterpreted as the material consequences of the profession, to which the painter himself is oblivious.. A Painter at Work in his Studio 641267

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