ARTIST

Cornelis Dusart

Cornelis Dusart, a Dutch genre painter, captured the lively, everyday world of peasants with remarkable detail in his etchings and drawings.

ABOUT

Born in Haarlem in 1660, Cornelis Dusart was a prominent Dutch genre painter, draftsman, and printmaker of the late 17th century. He began his artistic journey as a pupil of the renowned Adriaen van Ostade around 1675, honing his skills for about four years before being accepted into the Haarlem Guild of St. Luke in 1679. It's no surprise then that Dusart's work often mirrors the style and subject matter of his mentor, focusing on scenes of peasant life. Dusart had a particu…

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NOTABLE WORKS
The Milk Seller 1679 · Barber Institute of Fine Arts The Dancing Dog 1680 · Cleveland Museum of Art Village Scene 1680 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Violin Player Seated in the Inn 1680 · Cleveland Museum of Art Village Fair 1680 · Cleveland Museum of Art The Drunken Couple 1680 · Cleveland Museum of Art
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