The universe of Baroque genre scenesThe baroque genre scene makes everyday life a complete world: meals, letters, music, work and parties reveal social rules in the light of an interior or the hustle and bustle of an inn.
17th centuryGolden Age of the European genre scene
House & tavernTwo opposing scenes from everyday life
Gesture & objectTwo instruments of implicit narrative
°420,000Works of associated artists - combined overall estimate
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17th century · House, tavern and everyday theater
The baroque genre scene makes everyday life a complete world: meals, letters, music, work and parties reveal social rules in the light of an interior or the hustle and bustle of an inn.
In the 17th century, genre painting experienced remarkable growth in the United Provinces, Flanders, France and Spain. Without abandoning the story, it shifts attention to the house, the street, the market, the workshop and the tavern. The Le Nain brothers give peasant families a silent gravity, constructed by direct glances and an earthly palette. In the Netherlands, Pieter de Hooch orders lessons and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letter, conversation and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letter, conversation and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letter, conversation and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letters, conversations and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letters, conversations and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letters, conversations and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letters, conversations and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter love and correspondence; Jan Steen makes the domestic festival a comic and moral theater. In Flanders, David Teniers the Young People inns, fairs and landscapes of smokers, players, doctors and artisans. Behind the picturesque, these works speak of work, desire, family, order and disorder. Each object can become a clue. The "Baroque genre scenes" selection notably compares The Peasants’ Meal and The Court of a House in Delft. Its reading favors space.
In the baroque genre scene, a closed letter, an empty chair or an upside-down glass can tell as much as a face.
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Journey, subjects and pictorial language
In the 17th century, genre painting experienced remarkable growth in the United Provinces, Flanders, France and Spain. Without abandoning the story, it shifts attention to the house, the street, the market, the workshop and the tavern. The Le Nain brothers give peasant families a silent gravity, constructed by direct glances and an earthly palette. In the Netherlands, Pieter de Hooch orders lessons and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letter, conversation and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letter, conversation and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letter, conversation and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letters, conversations and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letters, conversations and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letters, conversations and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter Borch transforms letters, conversations and pieces through perspective, light and the succession of thresholds. Gerard ter love and correspondence; Jan Steen makes the domestic festival a comic and moral theater. In Flanders, David Teniers the Young People inns, fairs and landscapes of smokers, players, doctors and artisans. Behind the picturesque, these works speak of work, desire, family, order and disorder. Every object can become a clue.
Give dignity every day
The Dwarf and the first Caravaggesques brought together peasant, musician and craftsman. This milestone sheds light on the "Baroque genre scenes" collection by favoring space.
Mastering the Interior
De Hooch, Ter Borch and Metsu make light, threshold and letter a social grammar.
Multiply comedy and morality
Steen and Teniers develop party, profession and disorder as spectacles of behavior.
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Domestic light
Window and door cut out the rooms and reveal ordinary gestures. This line guides a space-centered reading of "Baroque Genre Scenes".
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Clue object
Letter, jug, instrument or shoe suggests a story without explaining it.
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Social texture
Satin, wool and earth distinguish environments, roles and levels of representation.
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Oblique gaze
The absorbed or diverted figure opens up a space for interpretation.
Explore by universe
From the peasant meal to the yard, from the message to the party
The Dwarf, De Hooch, Ter Borch and Steen show four registers of everyday life: gravity, spatial order, secrecy and family comedy.
Meals01
Share without emphasis
The Dwarf gives the peasants a monumental and silent presence.
For dignity. Reading "Baroque genre scenes" through space.Court02
Build the home
De Hooch articulates bricks, thresholds and light around a regulated life.
For spaceMessage03
Suspend the relationship
Ter Borch makes paper and gesture a social enigma.
For the secretParty04
Observe the disorder
Steen turns the family celebration into a comedy full of signs.
For the storyThe Dwarf · Meal05
The Peasants' Meal
The peasant table becomes the center of a serious, frontal and silent community.
Landmark work of Baroque genre scenesFrom Hooch · Court06
The courtyard of a house in Delft
The perspective of bricks and doors transforms the house into a bright order.
Landmark work of Baroque genre scenes
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Four baroque genre scenes
Four active works make up a journey between rural family, domestic architecture, correspondence and celebration.
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