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Aert de Gelder (1645-1727) was a Dutch painter known for his dramatic use of light and shadow, a characteristic he inherited from his teacher, Rembrandt. De Gelder frequently depicted biblical scenes, often set in dimly lit interiors with figures bathed in pools of light. His works, like "The Denial of Peter," showcase a strong sense of realism and emotion, emphasizing the psychological states of his subjects. De Gelder's paintings and drawings, particularly those of biblical scenes, continue to captivate viewers with their dramatic lighting and profound narratives.
Born
1645
Died
1727
Portrait of a Young Woman
Aert de Gelder
1690
Female Nude Reclining with Arm Raised
Aert de Gelder
1665
Standing Female Nude with Raised Arm
Aert de Gelder
1661
Kneeling Female Nude with Outstretched Arms
Aert de Gelder
1661
Jacob Shown Joseph’s Blood-Stained Coat
Aert de Gelder
1660
Hermanus Boerhaave (1668-1738), Professor of Medicine a...
Aert de Gelder
1722
The Arrest of Christ
Aert de Gelder
1718
Christ before Caiphas
Aert de Gelder
1713
Vergezicht met een weg op de voorgrond
Aert de Gelder
1700
Joseph Crying in his Chamber after Having Seen his Brot...
Aert de Gelder
1685
Portrait of Ernest de Beveren, Lord of West-IJsselmonde...
Aert de Gelder
1685
King Ahasuerus Presents Mordecai with his Ring
Aert de Gelder
1682
The Dismissal of Hagar
Aert de Gelder
1703
King David
Aert de Gelder
1682
Tekenende jongeman achter tafel
Aert de Gelder
1664