Cornelis Dusart
1660-1704 Dutch
Dutch painter, draughtsman and printmaker. He was the son of the organist at St Bavo in Haarlem and one of the last pupils of Adriaen van Ostade. He became a member of the Haarlem Guild of St Luke on 10 January 1679 and served as its dean in 1692. Dated pictures by Dusart have survived from almost every year between 1679 and 1702. Two of his earliest pictures of peasants relied heavily on compositions by van Ostade: Mother and Child (1679; Dresden, Gemeldegal. Alte Meister) and Woman Selling Milk (1679; sold Amsterdam, Muller, 16 Oct 1928, lot 9; the original drawing by van Ostade is in Paris, Fond. Custodia, Inst. Neer., see Schnackenburg, 1981, no. 132). Related Paintings of Cornelis Dusart :. | Portrait of Francisca de Velasco | Abendmahl | Saskia as Flora | Charms of Country Life | Hadrian Visiting a Romano | Related Artists: George Edmund ButlerBritish, 1870-1936 George CopeAmerican, 1855-1929 Rudolf WackerAustria (1893 -1939 ) - Painter
painted Selbstbildnis mit orangefarbener Palette in 1926
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