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Gerard Terborch (b.1617-d.1681), 'Portrait of a Gentleman', early 1650s, oil on panel, Dutch, currently in the collection of the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, Winchester, VA, USA.
Gerard Terborch is one the best known seventeenth-century Dutch artists. He often isolated his sitters against a neutral background, as here. This portrait of Gaspar van Kinschot was part of a set that included an image of a woman, likely his wife. The portraits were separated sometime before 1939. (x)
Gerard Terborch is a famous Dutch painter of the 17th century. His works - skillful portraits, attracting attention with subtle psychologism
Gerard TERBORCH, Curiosity c. 1660 Oil on canvas, 76 x 62 cm Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
El traje masculino “a la francesa”
El traje masculino “a la francesa”
La llegada de los Borbones al trono español en la persona de Felipe V trajo consigo una serie de cambios sociales de todo tipo. Uno de los más visibles fue la manera de vestir, que se vio sustancialmente modificada. El atuendo masculino que se denominó en España “a la francesa”, “a la moda” o “a lo militar” constaba básicamente de tres piezas: casaca (justacorps), chupa (veste) y calzones…
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El traje masculino “a la francesa”
El traje masculino “a la francesa”
La llegada de los Borbones al trono español en la persona de Felipe V trajo consigo una serie de cambios sociales de todo tipo. Uno de los más visibles fue la manera de vestir, que se vio sustancialmente modificada. El atuendo masculino que se denominó en España “a la francesa”, “a la moda” o “a lo militar” constaba básicamente de tres piezas: casaca (justacorps), chupa (veste) y calzones…
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Gerard Terborch The Dancing Couple c. 1660 Oil on canvas, 76 x 68 cm The National Trust, Polesden Lacey
The Pressing Invitation to Drink
Gerard Terborch
Lady at her Toilette, Gerard Terborch
