Tvende fruentimmere taler sammen 1657 - 1715
jacobd
statensmuseumforkunst
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black and white photography
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"Tvende fruentimmere taler sammen" is an oil painting by Jacob d' (1642-1715), depicting two women conversing. Created between 1657 and 1715, the painting features a woman with long flowing hair in the foreground, partially obscured by a drapery, and a second woman with a turban-like head covering in the background. The work is characterized by a focus on the intimate interaction between the two subjects, captured with a sense of naturalism and intimate details. The painting is currently located in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst and measures 48 cm (height) x 61 cm (width). The subject matter and composition of the work, along with its use of light and shadow, are characteristic of Jacob d’s distinctive style, which often focused on everyday scenes of life in the 17th century.
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