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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableThe history and development of the painter Anthonie Palamedesz has its origin in the Dutch city of Delft. Anthonie's father was a respected artist in the field of gemstone production. After a commission at the Scottish royal house the family returned to Delft. Here Anthonie Palamedesz was born and spent his young years in the city. Anthonie and his older brother Palamedes Palamedesz followed his father into the arts. Palamedes devoted himself to the events on the battlefield. Anthonie was apprenticed to Frans Hals and oriented himself to the blossoming interest in portraits and genre paintings. Frans Hals preferred the loose brushstroke, which gave his paintings a lively expression. The student Anthonie learned and adopted a technique that enabled him to create genre paintings with great expressiveness. Anthonie Palamedesz captured scenes of everyday life and social moments with a great love of detail. Moments that give the viewer the feeling of being part of a historical gathering.
Dutch painting flourished in the 17th century and the painters created countless paintings, which are still of great importance today. In a time marked by political and social upheavals, a love of realism developed in the Dutch art scene. The Church had lost influence and its position as a patron of the arts. At the same time the interest of the bourgeoisie in art grew. In many cities, associations of artists were formed. In Delft it was primarily Jan Vermeer van Delft that brought the Delft school and genre painting into the centre of interest, and quite a few painters earned their living by painting the popular everyday scenes.
Soon the Delft painters got together in a guild. The Luke's Guild of Delft was named after the patron saint of painters. Anthonie Palamedesz became a member and later chairman of the guild. This is one of the points that tells us about the private life of the painter. The conditions of admission to the guild were strict. Anthonie must have married before he joined the guild and must have shown a certain amount of property. In return, Palamedesz was allowed to offer his paintings on the public art market and enjoyed the benefits of social security for himself and his family.
Anthonie Palamedesz became known mainly for his scenes of interiors. Domestic environments, celebrations and meetings determine the work of the Dutchman. The transitions from portrait and landscape to genre painting are fluid. Characteristic for Palamedesz's works are the figures and persons interacting with each other. The compositions appear natural. They form an excerpt from an event that might have actually happened. The viewer embarks on an excursion into the story and can weigh up the possibilities of the relationship between the figures in the picture. Anthonie Palamedesz has created feel-good art with many small details that give the works a special charm.
The history and development of the painter Anthonie Palamedesz has its origin in the Dutch city of Delft. Anthonie's father was a respected artist in the field of gemstone production. After a commission at the Scottish royal house the family returned to Delft. Here Anthonie Palamedesz was born and spent his young years in the city. Anthonie and his older brother Palamedes Palamedesz followed his father into the arts. Palamedes devoted himself to the events on the battlefield. Anthonie was apprenticed to Frans Hals and oriented himself to the blossoming interest in portraits and genre paintings. Frans Hals preferred the loose brushstroke, which gave his paintings a lively expression. The student Anthonie learned and adopted a technique that enabled him to create genre paintings with great expressiveness. Anthonie Palamedesz captured scenes of everyday life and social moments with a great love of detail. Moments that give the viewer the feeling of being part of a historical gathering.
Dutch painting flourished in the 17th century and the painters created countless paintings, which are still of great importance today. In a time marked by political and social upheavals, a love of realism developed in the Dutch art scene. The Church had lost influence and its position as a patron of the arts. At the same time the interest of the bourgeoisie in art grew. In many cities, associations of artists were formed. In Delft it was primarily Jan Vermeer van Delft that brought the Delft school and genre painting into the centre of interest, and quite a few painters earned their living by painting the popular everyday scenes.
Soon the Delft painters got together in a guild. The Luke's Guild of Delft was named after the patron saint of painters. Anthonie Palamedesz became a member and later chairman of the guild. This is one of the points that tells us about the private life of the painter. The conditions of admission to the guild were strict. Anthonie must have married before he joined the guild and must have shown a certain amount of property. In return, Palamedesz was allowed to offer his paintings on the public art market and enjoyed the benefits of social security for himself and his family.
Anthonie Palamedesz became known mainly for his scenes of interiors. Domestic environments, celebrations and meetings determine the work of the Dutchman. The transitions from portrait and landscape to genre painting are fluid. Characteristic for Palamedesz's works are the figures and persons interacting with each other. The compositions appear natural. They form an excerpt from an event that might have actually happened. The viewer embarks on an excursion into the story and can weigh up the possibilities of the relationship between the figures in the picture. Anthonie Palamedesz has created feel-good art with many small details that give the works a special charm.
.jpg "Battle Scene at Lutzen between King Gustavus Adolfus of Sweden against the Troops of Wallenstein by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Merry Group in an Interior, eating and drinking by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Frederick V, the Winter King and his Wife Elizabeth Stuart Leaving for a Hunt on Horseback, 1631 by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-309749).jpg "A Musical Party by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Group Portrait in an Interior by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "The Treasure Trove by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Musical Company by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Interior of a Gothic Church by Dirck van Delen")
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.jpg "The Great Assembly of 1651 in the Great Hall of the Binnenhof, The Hague by Bartholomeus van Bassen")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Family in an Interior by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Merry Company by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Young Woman, 1654 by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-127427).jpg "Elegant company merrymaking in an interior by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Soldier Cleaning a Musket by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Merry Company by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Lady aged 28 by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Walking Musketeer, Seen from Behind, 17th Century by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Military Encampment, 1634 by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Portrait of Anna Constantia de Beijwegh as a Child by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Guardroom Interior with a Cavalier Conversing with a Drummer by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "The Banquet, a Couple Dancing with Feasting and Revelling in the Background by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A Guardroom Interior by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Cavalry Skirmish by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Child and Goat, 1655 by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Merry Company in a Room by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Young Woman by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1393661).jpg "Portrait of a Man, probably Pieter Anthonisz van Bronckhorst (1588-1661) by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Soldiers in a Guardroom by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "The Smell by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "A guardroom interior with a cavalier conversing with a mother and child by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Merry Company in a Room by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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.jpg "Riders Battle on a Bridge by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1395625).jpg "Portrait of a Woman, Probably Jacobmina de Grebber (?-1666) by Anthonie Palamedesz")
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