Johannes Vermeer
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Johannes Vermeer |
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Johannes Vermeer. The Art of |
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| Description | Dutch painter and art dealer |
| Date of birth | 31 October 1632 (baptised) |
| Place of birth | Delft |
| Date of death | 15 December 1675 (buried) |
| Place of death | Delft |
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[edit] Diana and her Companions
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[edit] Christ in the House of Martha and Mary
[edit] The procuress
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[edit] A maid asleep
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[edit] Officer and laughing girl
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[edit] Girl reading a letter at an open window
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[edit] View of Houses in Delft, known as ‘The Little Street’
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[edit] The Milkmaid
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[edit] The glass of wine
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[edit] The girl with a wineglass
[edit] Girl interrupted at her music
[edit] View on Delft
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[edit] A lady at the virginals with a gentleman, known as ‘The Music Lesson’
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[edit] Woman Reading a Letter
[edit] Woman holding a balance
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[edit] Young woman with a water pitcher
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[edit] Woman with a lute
[edit] Woman with a pearl necklace
[edit] A lady writing
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[edit] Girl with the red hat
[edit] Girl with a flute
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[edit] The Girl with a Pearl Earring
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[edit] The concert
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[edit] The Art of Painting
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[edit] Study of a young woman
[edit] Mistress and maid
[edit] The astronomer
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[edit] The geographer
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[edit] The lacemaker
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[edit] The Loveletter
[edit] Young woman playing a guitar
[edit] Lady writing a letter with her maid
[edit] Allegory of the Catholic Faith
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[edit] Youg woman standing at a virginal
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[edit] A young woman seated at a virginal
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[edit] A young woman seated at the virginals
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Attributed to Johannes Vermeer (after Felice Ficherelli). Saint Praxedis. 1655. oil on canvas. 101.6 × 82.6 cm. Princeton, New Jersey, The Barbara Piasecka Johnson Collection Foundation.
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Jan Rink. De Minister P. Rink en de melkmeid uit de collectie-Six. November 1907.