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A Guard Room Interior With A Soldier Blowing Smoke In The Face Of His Sleeping Companion
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Gerard ter Borch completed this soldiers in a guardroom, with one blowing smoke at his sleeping companion. Such military genre scenes were popular in the Dutch Golden Age.
Ter Borch's rendering of fabric and detail is outstanding. This work is in a private collection.
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About A Guard Room Interior With A Soldier Blowing Smoke In The Face Of His Sleeping Companion
Gerard ter Borch created this Dutch military genre scene You can see it at Private Collection. Such military genre scenes were popular in the Dutch Golden Age.
You can see it at Private Collection in Unknown, Unknown. Gerard ter Borch created it. Such military genre scenes were popular in the Dutch Golden Age.
This is a guardroom scene, a popular Dutch Golden Age genre showing soldiers at leisure. Gerard ter Borch was known for his refined technique and ability to render fabrics with near-photographic detail.
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