The Tippler (The Wine Drinker) 1657
gabrielmetsu
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charcoal drawing
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underpainting
female-portraits
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"The Tippler (The Wine Drinker)" is a 1657 oil painting by Dutch Golden Age painter Gabriel Metsu. The painting depicts a woman, seated in a dimly lit room, pouring wine from a jug into a glass while holding a long pipe in her other hand. The painting is notable for its realistic portrayal of a common scene from everyday life, a hallmark of the Dutch Golden Age genre of genre painting. Metsu's signature meticulous detail and realistic style are evident in the woman's clothing, the textures of the table and the pitcher, and the natural lighting that illuminates the scene. This intimate portrayal of a woman enjoying a moment of leisure can be seen as a celebration of the simple pleasures of daily life. The painting is now part of the Louvre's collection in Paris.
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