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Cornelis Troost (1696-1750) was a Dutch painter known for his genre scenes, portraits, and historical subjects. His works often depict the lives of wealthy citizens in a detailed and realistic style. Troost's paintings, often characterized by their rich colors, meticulous detail, and dynamic compositions, demonstrate his mastery of both the human figure and the depiction of interiors. His works are an important window into the daily lives of the Dutch elite in the 18th century, as seen in his paintings like "The Visit" and "The Arrest." He is also known for his skilled animal portraits, particularly those of horses.
Born
1696
Died
1750
Sitting cavalier
Cornelis Troost
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Kavalier auf einer Chaiselongue
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Ein Reiter mit Dreispitz und Zopf, im Hintergrund eine ...
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Cavalier sitting at the table
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Flute-playing cavalier
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A sitting cavalier
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An Amsterdam Canal House Garden
Cornelis Troost
1742
Portrait of Maria Magdalena Stavenisse, Wife of Jacob d...
Cornelis Troost
1726
Gerrit Sichterman (1688-1730). Quartermaster-General of...
Cornelis Troost
1725
Misled: The Ambassador of the Rascals Exposes himself f...
Cornelis Troost
1750
View of a Park with Two Young Ladies by a Statue of Her...
Cornelis Troost
1737
Kraamkamer
Cornelis Troost
1748
Wachtlokaal met lezende, rokende en kaartspelende offic...
Cornelis Troost
1748
Hoofd van een zwarte jongeman met tulband met veren
Cornelis Troost
1747
A Young Woman as a Personification of Summer
Cornelis Troost
1746