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The Card Players (oil on canvas)

The Card Players (oil on canvas)
art
broom
Teniers-David-the-Younger-(1610-90)
17th-century
Netherlands
Europe
painter
artist
rustic-interior
female
woman-cooking
peasant
playing
male
open-fire
Painting
Mzpainting
art
broom
Teniers-David-the-Younger-(1610-90)
17th-century
Netherlands
Europe
painter
artist
rustic-interior
female
woman-cooking
peasant
playing
male
open-fire
Painting
Mzpainting
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The Card Players (oil on canvas)

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Artist

Teniers, David the Younger (1610-90) / Flemish

Location

Polesden Lacey, Great Bookham, Surrey, UK

Medium

oil on canvas

Date

1645 AD (C17th AD)

Dimensions

45.7x58.4 cms

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Indoor tavern scenes were first painted by the short-lived Fleming, Adriaen Brouwer (1606 — 1638). Teniers took them up and made them into a speciality, but with less raucous gatherings, in lighter and more spacious settings. This example is unusual in containing a portrait-like figure looking out at us. It was imported to England by the great collector, Sir Lawrence Dundas (c.1710 — 1781), and subsequently belonged to the brewer, William McEwan (1827 — 1913), whose collection was inherited, expanded, and bequeathed to the National Trust in his memory by his daughter, Mrs. Greville, in 1942 — the first such benefaction the Trust had ever had.

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National Trust Photographic Library/Derrick E. Witty / Bridgeman Images

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Largest available format 5276 × 4150 px 13 MB
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