Boer met kip 1627 - 1630
cornelisbloemaert
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"Boer met Kip" (Peasant with a Hen), created by Cornelis Bloemaert between 1627 and 1630, is a detailed etching that captures the essence of a simple Dutch life. The peasant, seated in a chair with a hen resting in his lap, is portrayed with a sense of realism, his facial features conveying a quiet determination. The artwork is a testament to Bloemaert's ability to depict everyday life in a manner both evocative and charming. The inscription below the image, in Dutch, translates to "See how the old bird, the hen, even a dry Queen will do something." This Dutch proverb emphasizes the resilience and strength of the common people. The piece is currently held in the prestigious Rijksmuseum, showcasing Bloemaert's contribution to the Dutch Golden Age of art.
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