Philadelphia Museum of Art - Ruisdael and Monet

the doorway, even before they enter the gallery, he or she is able to recognize its importance. This painting appeals on many levels; it is a history painting documenting Dutch farmers of the 17th century, it is a representation of northern European style, and it is a detailed depiction of life. The room itself, is a perfect match for the bold but simple colors and detailed brush strokes of the Dutch landscapes. The dark wood walls shape the gallery into that of a living room in an old Dutch cottage. Carved panels strips that separate the larger sections are intricately detailed but strong and sturdy. The use of natural light from the window sheds a soft glow over the room. The setting of the Dutch countryside within the exhibit facilitates th
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