Locating 'Realism' in SeventeenthCentury Dutch Art: Looking at the art of everyday life,Used

Locating 'Realism' in SeventeenthCentury Dutch Art: Looking at the art of everyday life,Used

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Throughout the ages, seventeenthcentury Dutch art has often been referred to as a mirror of everyday life and realistic has become its major label. This research focuses on the term realism in relation to seventeenthcentury Dutch genre paintings and examines various theories relating to this topic. How have recent art historians strived to explain the concept of realism in relation to genre paintings, and where have they located this realism in the paintings themselves? The author looks at four possible locations for realism, namely; subject matter, style, technique and artistic mode. In order to examine the validity of various theories and locations, they will be applied to two paintings; Gerard ter Borchs Gallant Conversation (1655) and Pieter de Hoochs Interior with Women beside a Linen Chest (1663). This book is accessible to anyone interested in Dutch Art from the Golden Age, but is especially relevant to those trying to understand the concept of realism in seventeenth century Dutch art.

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