1665 · Skopia

Showing 4 artworks from 1665

1665 · Mauritshuis, The Hague

Not a portrait of anyone in particular but a tronie, a study of a type, which somehow made her the most looked-at girl in art.

★ 8.6

1665 · Kenwood House, London

The old painter holds his brushes and palette, and behind him two large arcs are drawn on the wall that nobody has explained.

★ 7.7

1665 · National Gallery of Art, Washington, District of Columbia

The scales in her hand are empty and perfectly level, and the painting on the wall behind her is a Last Judgment.

★ 7.4

1665 · Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

One child hugs her presents while a boy howls because his shoe held nothing but a birch rod, and the grandmother beckons with a secret.

★ 6.8