Once the CoBrA group was dissolved the artists pursued their individual paths. My post examines the stunning, vibrant, and unexpected #dance images of the original CoBrA artists: https://t.co/QSW59YxLAc #arthistory#painters My gratitude to @StedelijkMuseum for their information
CoBrA was a short-lived, yet highly impactful, #art collective. This post explores the stunning #dance images of Constant and Corneille: https://t.co/uHAcp1jOPh #arthistory#painters My gratitude to #franshalsmuseum and #cobramuseum for sharing their information and images.
Enjoy my post that explores #dance images in a Merry Company: genre #painting that evolved in 17th-century Haarlem: https://t.co/JDErxTFzRM #art#Dutch#history My gratitude to @RKDnl and @rijksmuseum for sharing their amazing information and collection.
Jan Miense Molenaer, master artist of the #Dutch Golden Age, specialised in genre paintings. My post discusses #dance and #dancers in his fascinating works: https://t.co/M7kfr2IgSy #art My gratitude goes to @RKDnl and @smithsonian for sharing their information and images.
Jan Miense Molenaer's #dance images address social issues of his time. Read my post to learn more about this riveting #Dutch artist: https://t.co/La19Bx80hc #art#arthistory My gratitude to @RKDnl and @FransHalsMuseum for sharing their valuable information.
Cornelis Dusart was a prominent genre artist in 17th century Haarlem. Enjoy my post that discusses his amazing #dance images: https://t.co/fVnCM46lm7 #art#arthistory#Dutch My gratitude to @rijksmuseum and @britishmuseum for sharing their awesome images and information.
My latest post looks at three pupils of the celebrated artist Adriaen van Ostade. Meet Cornelis Dusart, Richard Brakenburgh, and Cornelis Bega: https://t.co/6hLeutrc7K #art#arthistory#Dutch My gratitude @rijksmuseum, @RKDnl, and @FransHalsMuseum for their great collections.
Adriaen van Ostade painted rustic #dancers so skillfully that you can almost envision them actually dancing. Enjoy my post about these great works: https://t.co/PA3V6e7C7r #art#Dutch#arthistory#painters My gratitude to @metmuseum and @artinstitutechi for sharing their works
Adriaen Brouwer, Isaac van Ostade, and Adriaen van Ostade painted peasants drinking, flirting, fighting, and dancing. My post takes a closer look at these magnificent 17th-century artists: https://t.co/sqWbS8dJdN #art#Dutch Thanks to @rijksmuseum and @RKDnl for their information
As a brewer and tavern keeper, Jan Steen was well acquainted with life at the local pub. Enjoy my post that explores revelers #dancing and much more: https://t.co/4oeBWZG02i #art#arthistory#Dutch#painters My gratitude to @DeLakenhal & @KMSKA for their wonderful collections.
The Dutch artist Jan Steen, was a superb storyteller. His work, The Dancing Couple, conveys more than meets the eye. My post offers an insight: https://t.co/2qH6b6Spbv #Dutch#art#arthistory#painter Many thanks to @ngadc for sharing awesome information.
Jan Steen painted celebrations. Enjoy this collection of outdoor festivities, merrymaking, and his amazing #dance figures: https://t.co/6eJRUJ9Zjg #dutch#art#painter#arthistory My thanks to @Leiden_Collectn and @mauritshuis for sharing their superb images.
#Dance was a popular subject in 17th century #Dutch#art . Read my post on the astounding variety of dance-related art works: https://t.co/Gw462OiIR5 #arthistory My gratitude to @rijksmuseum and @mauritshuis for sharing their superb images and great information
The name Herman Bieling may not ring a bell, yet his work will dazzle you. Time to enjoy his #dance images and his amazing sculptures. Read my post about this innovative #Dutch artist: https://t.co/loVrnc8arM #art#arthistory
"Flowing Curves" looks at graceful and less graceful dancers depicted by 19th and 20th century #Dutch artists: https://t.co/lhak9sqIFP #art#arthistory#dance My gratitude to @rijksmuseum and @RKDnl for their information and images.
Are you familiar with the artistic couple Mommie Schwarz and Else Berg? Read my post to discover their fascinating #dance images: https://t.co/u50K5WH3TH #art#arthistory My gratitude to #JoodsHistorischMuseum for their images and information.
This post looks at dance and dance-related images inspired by the revolutionary Dutch art movement "De Stijl": https://t.co/mNLDSOzf9t #art#arthistory#dance My gratitude goes to @CentraalMuseum and @RKDnl for their great images and information
Mondrian embraced the vitality of #NewYork. He was captivated by the Boogie-Woogie, integrating its rhythm and exuberance into his paintings. Read it here: https://t.co/Dss9oZ3nGX #art#dance My thanks to @kunstmuseumdh and @MuseumModernArt for sharing their fantastic images.