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.jpg "Young woman at her toilet with a servant by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Lady at Her Toilette by Gerard ter Borch")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002795).jpg "Woman Reading a Letter by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Ratification of the Treaty of Münster, 15 May 1648 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Lute Player by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Horse in a Stable by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Gallant Conversation, known as Paternal Admonition by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Officer Writing a Letter, with a Trumpeter by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Military Gallant or Young Woman to Which a Man Offers Money by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Woman at a Mirror by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "A Glass of Lemonade by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Music Lesson, c.1670 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "A Woman Playing the Theorbo-Lute and a Cavalier by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Woman by Gerard ter Borch")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-950845).jpg "The Duo; Singer and Lute Player by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Woman Reading, c.1662 by Gerard ter Borch")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-35239).jpg "Portrait of Burgermeister Jan Roever by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Lady Washing Her Hands by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "A Maid Milking a Cow in a Barn by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Concert: Singer and Player of Lute Theorbo by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Seated Peasant Woman by Gerard ter Borch")
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_17th_century_S_-_(MeisterDrucke-984239).jpg "Portrait of a Man in Black by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Letter by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Woman Sewing beside a Cradle, c.1656 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Man Smoking by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Gallant Conversation by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Concert: Singer and Theorbo Player by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Soldiers Playing Cards in a Guardroom by Gerard ter Borch")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-555133).jpg "Portrait of a Gentleman, c.1667-8 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Venetian Courtesan by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Curiosity by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Gerhard van Suchtelen, c.1666 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Music Lesson by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Interior of an Inn by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Family by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Gentleman Soldier by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "A Mother Peeling an Apple by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Seated Girl in Peasant Costume by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Glass of Lemonade by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Music Lesson by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "An Interior with a Couple and a Procuress: The Glass of Lemonade by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Van Moerkerken Family by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Officer Writing a Letter, with a Trumpeter by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Burgomaster Jan van Duren by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Seated Girl in Peasant Costume by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Message, c.1658-1660 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Female Portrait by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Letter by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Dutch Envoy Adriaan Pauw arriving at Munster by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Woman, c.1665 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Family Group with a Dog and Goat in a Mountainous Landscape by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "A Man Standing Seen from the Back by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "A Young Woman Playing a Theorbo to Two Men, 1667-68 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Old Woman and Boy Sharing a Simple Meal by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Woman by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Margaretha van Haexbergen, c.1666-67 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Youth by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Maria van Suchtelen, c.1666 by Gerard ter Borch")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-898044).jpg "A Maid Milking a Cow in a Barn by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Fortune Teller by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Henri II of Longueville / Ter Borch by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "A Man Standing Seen from the Back, c. 1630 by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Gentleman by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Music Lesson by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Horse Stable by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Drinking a Toast by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of an Elderly Man by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Drinking a Toast by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "The Reveler by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Two studies of a woman washing a child by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Lady by Gerard ter Borch")
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.jpg "Self-portrait by Gerard ter Borch")
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The golden age in the Netherlands is a symbol of prosperity and wealth like no other. In the 17th century, maritime trade brought an unparalleled economic boom to the country. Dutch society flourished. Magnificent merchants' houses and town mansions sprang up along the lanes in the large towns. The interiors were no less elegant. Silk wallpaper spanned the walls, which were to be decorated with art. Society wanted small-format works that would blend harmoniously into the overall appearance of the house. Genre paintings that depicted everyday life and landscape paintings that captured the uniqueness of the Dutch landscape elements were deemed appropriate. An artistic period of creativity began which can hardly be surpassed in quantity. Workshops were created in which artists painted many paintings a day. Rembrandt was one of the painters who employed many additional artists to handle the full order books. The artist Gerard ter Borch lived for several years in the centre of the artistic flowering. After years of wandering and gaining experience, he settled in Amsterdam and devoted himself to portrait painting.
Even in the early centuries, Dutch society was considered exceptionally liberal and cosmopolitan. Within the social classes, however, a strict hierarchy applied. With the general prosperity, the aristocracy was forced to emphasize its position and thus revived a genre of painting that until then had slept a slumber. The nobility commissioned miniature portraits. Gerard ter Borch is considered one of the most important Dutch masters of this genre. His models were members of the patriciate or the nobility. They had their portraits made in miniature format, on the one hand to give them to family members and friends, and on the other hand to pass them on to other courts as a symbol of their rank and loyalty. The pure portrait was supported by accessories so that the social position could be clearly seen in the portrait. Ter Borch is said to have made use of a pattern book from which his clients could select clothing, hairstyle, accessories and poses. The painter merely painted the face to go with it.
During his stay in Amsterdam, ter Borch discovered genre painting for himself. The artist chose his models among his family members. His half-sister Gesine often appears as the protagonist in his genre paintings. In shining robes of satin, the figures enliven the interior scenes that ter Borch was able to depict in such a deceptively real and lively way. He conjured up the sheen of the fabric to such extraordinary perfection on the canvases that his genre paintings were nicknamed "satin pieces". One of the most famous paintings is The Gallant Conversation. What is piquant about the depiction is that it is not a family idyll, as was long assumed. Art historians are now certain that a piece of money was retouched from the admonishing father's hand and that the depiction deals with a trade in a brothel.
The golden age in the Netherlands is a symbol of prosperity and wealth like no other. In the 17th century, maritime trade brought an unparalleled economic boom to the country. Dutch society flourished. Magnificent merchants' houses and town mansions sprang up along the lanes in the large towns. The interiors were no less elegant. Silk wallpaper spanned the walls, which were to be decorated with art. Society wanted small-format works that would blend harmoniously into the overall appearance of the house. Genre paintings that depicted everyday life and landscape paintings that captured the uniqueness of the Dutch landscape elements were deemed appropriate. An artistic period of creativity began which can hardly be surpassed in quantity. Workshops were created in which artists painted many paintings a day. Rembrandt was one of the painters who employed many additional artists to handle the full order books. The artist Gerard ter Borch lived for several years in the centre of the artistic flowering. After years of wandering and gaining experience, he settled in Amsterdam and devoted himself to portrait painting.
Even in the early centuries, Dutch society was considered exceptionally liberal and cosmopolitan. Within the social classes, however, a strict hierarchy applied. With the general prosperity, the aristocracy was forced to emphasize its position and thus revived a genre of painting that until then had slept a slumber. The nobility commissioned miniature portraits. Gerard ter Borch is considered one of the most important Dutch masters of this genre. His models were members of the patriciate or the nobility. They had their portraits made in miniature format, on the one hand to give them to family members and friends, and on the other hand to pass them on to other courts as a symbol of their rank and loyalty. The pure portrait was supported by accessories so that the social position could be clearly seen in the portrait. Ter Borch is said to have made use of a pattern book from which his clients could select clothing, hairstyle, accessories and poses. The painter merely painted the face to go with it.
During his stay in Amsterdam, ter Borch discovered genre painting for himself. The artist chose his models among his family members. His half-sister Gesine often appears as the protagonist in his genre paintings. In shining robes of satin, the figures enliven the interior scenes that ter Borch was able to depict in such a deceptively real and lively way. He conjured up the sheen of the fabric to such extraordinary perfection on the canvases that his genre paintings were nicknamed "satin pieces". One of the most famous paintings is The Gallant Conversation. What is piquant about the depiction is that it is not a family idyll, as was long assumed. Art historians are now certain that a piece of money was retouched from the admonishing father's hand and that the depiction deals with a trade in a brothel.
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.jpg "The Letter by Gerard ter Borch")
.jpg "Woman Writing a Letter, c.1655 by Gerard ter Borch")
.jpg "A Maid Milking a Cow in a Barn by Gerard ter Borch")