Portrait of the merchant George Gisze (1532) Hans Holbein the Younger

Portrait of Erasmus of Rotterdam (1523)

Georges Seurat “Circus”, description of the painting

The water burning fat

For certain you have also noticed an agiotage around water which burns fat. But how exactly water can remove fat from your organism? It is quite obvious that water is not some magic dietary additive.

Portraits of elderly women

Nature Morte

In the 15-16th centuries still life paintings were widespread mainly as a part of pictural composition. It was separated in the independent genre in the XVII century in Holland. There still life was especially loved and appreciated. Dutches called it "stilleven" that meant "quiet life". The name reflected the love and very special attitude of the Dutch artists to the wonderful world of things.

Portraits of young girls from the village by Fran?ois-Alfred Delobbe

Odalisque painting

Nymph - art and paiting

Judith - art and paiting

Adonis art and painting

Venus in european and christian art

Dutch painting in the 17th century

A distinctive feature of the Dutch art was a significant prevalence in all types of painting. The elite people at the highest levels of power - not rich burghers, craftsmen and peasants adorned their houses with paintings. They sold on auctions and fairs; artists sometimes even used them as means for payment of accounts. The artistry was not rare, painters were much, and they cruelly competed among themselves.

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