Difference between revisions of "Genre Painting Gallery"

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[[Painting]] of scenes or events from everyday life, of ordinary places, people and their activities, dresses, a variety of objects, depicted in a generally realistic or romanticized manner or in a not idealized subject matter. Genre painting themes have appeared in nearly all [[art]] traditions. [[Flemish]] [[Baroque]] painting and [[Dutch Golden Age]] painting dominated the field until the 18th century.
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[[Painting]] of scenes or events from everyday life, of ordinary places, people and their activities, dresses, a variety of objects, depicted in a generally realistic or romanticized manner or in a not idealized subject matter. Genre painting themes have appeared in nearly all [[art]] traditions. [[Flemish]] [[Baroque]] painting and [[Painting of the Dutch Century|Dutch Golden Age]] painting dominated the field until the 18th century.
  
  
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[[File:Boulanger Rehersal the Flute Player.jpg|thumb|250px|Gustave Boulanger, A Performance of The Fluteplayer in the Roman house of Prince Napoleon III, 1861.]]
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File:Rembrandt Jewish Bride.jpg|The Jewish Bride by [[Rembrandt]] Harmensz van Rijn, 1667.
 
File:Rembrandt Jewish Bride.jpg|The Jewish Bride by [[Rembrandt]] Harmensz van Rijn, 1667.
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File:Manet The Balcony.jpg|The Balcony by [[Edouard Manet]].
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File:Manet The Balcony.jpg|The Balcony by [[Edouard Manet]], 1868.
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File:Cormon The Harem.jpg|The Harem by Fernand Cormon, 1877.
 
File:Van Gogh The Potato-Eaters.jpg|The Potato-Eaters by [[Vincent van Gogh]], 1885.
 
File:Van Gogh The Potato-Eaters.jpg|The Potato-Eaters by [[Vincent van Gogh]], 1885.
 
File:Picasso Acrobat and young Harlequin 1905.jpg|Acrobat and young Harlequin, [[Pablo Picasso]], 1905.
 
File:Picasso Acrobat and young Harlequin 1905.jpg|Acrobat and young Harlequin, [[Pablo Picasso]], 1905.

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Genre Painting Gallery

Painting of scenes or events from everyday life, of ordinary places, people and their activities, dresses, a variety of objects, depicted in a generally realistic or romanticized manner or in a not idealized subject matter. Genre painting themes have appeared in nearly all art traditions. Flemish Baroque painting and Dutch Golden Age painting dominated the field until the 18th century.


Petite Gallery


Gustave Boulanger, A Performance of The Fluteplayer in the Roman house of Prince Napoleon III, 1861.