Gerard ter Borch (1617 – 1681) was a Dutch Genre Painter who depicted life in middle class 17th century Holland. He was influenced early in his life by his father, also a painter. His works were both portraits and interior scenes. Some elements of his unique style include his handling of drapery and satins, and also painting a full body portrait, rather than just the face. The colors in his paintings are subdued, due largely to the dress coloring of the times. We’ve included numerous well known paintings in this pattern set including The Letter, The Concert, The Spinner, The Card Players, Boy Fleaing his Dog, Hunting for Lice, Woman Drinking with a Sleeping Solider, and The Glass of Lemonade. There’s also a self-portrait included.
Patterns Included In This Set
Self Portrait
The Letter
Lady at her Toilette
Portrait of a Lady
Boy Fleaing a Dog
Portrait of Jacob de Graeff
Portrait of François de Vicq
Portrait of Aletta Pancras
A Woman Playing a Therbo to Two Men
Woman Reading a Letter
The Concert
Hunting for Lice
The Spinner
The Letter Writing Officer
A Lady Dressing her Hair
Woman Washing Hands
A Maid Milking a Cow
Seated Girl in Peasant Costume
Portrait of Helena van de Schalke
Portrait of Gerard Abrahamsz. van der Schalcke
Portrait of Johanna Bardoel
Messenger
Playing the Theorbo Lute and a Cavalier
The Music Lesson
Portrait of a Lady
Woman Drinking with a Sleeping Solider
A Glass of Lemonade
A Lady Reading a letter
Man on a Horseback
The Violinist
The Reading Lesson
Woman Peeling Apples
The Card Players
Portrait of a Seated Man
Portrait of a Young Man
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