Peasant Wrapped in his Cloak 1610 - 1685
adriaenvanostade
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Adriaen van Ostade was a Dutch artist known for his genre paintings and etchings, often depicting the lives of common people, especially peasants. This etching, "Peasant Wrapped in his Cloak," from the period of 1610-1685, illustrates a peasant figure wrapped in his cloak, standing in a simple pose. Ostade's meticulous detail brings to life the texture of the peasant's clothing and the roughness of his features, creating a sense of realism and everyday life. The etching is a testament to Ostade's mastery of linework, a key characteristic of his style. The etching is a valuable representation of the artist's interest in the lives of ordinary people during the Dutch Golden Age.
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