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Тютчев · 12.01.2011, 11:16

He was born in 1610 in Antwerp in the family of the painter and the paintings of David Teniers the merchant Elder (1582-1649), learned from his father in the workshop which started its activities in 1626. In the years 1632/33, David Teniers the Younger is a member of the Antwerp Guild of St.. Luke.

The young wizard works in a variety of genres, he painted portraits of historical figures, group portraits of members of the shooting guilds, religious, allegorical and mythological compositions, genre scenes, still lifes, pastoral landscapes.

In early 1630-ies Teniers is influenced by the famous master of domestic scenes, Adrian Brouwer (1605/06-1638), as evidenced by the "Peasants Playing Dice." But he gradually ceases to imitate Brouwer. To develop his own style of a young painter helps familiarity with the works of Pieter Bruegel the Elder.

In a sense, Teniers "affinity" with the tradition breygelevskogo art, thanks to his marriage in 1637 to Anna Brueghel, the granddaughter of Pieter Bruegel the Elder and the daughter of Jan Brueghel the Velvet (1568-1625). The main part of the dowry of Anne made drawings and paintings of her grandfather and father. The study of these works has been crucial in the development of genre painting of Teniers.

In the year of his marriage to Anne Breughel Teniers wrote the first painting on the theme of "Peasant Wedding." Have survived five of his compositions on this theme, including the Hermitage, performed in 1650. They Teniers, based on breygelevskoy tradition, shows a bride at a table alone, without the groom. Like Brueghel, he looks at his characters with irony. It is no coincidence many of his works, including five in the Hermitage, an essential element is attached to the wall, drawing a male head. It serves the original card Teniers and is perceived as an extra, in addition to the signature, the author's character.

With 1637 begins a mature stage of the master. Teniers creates a peaceful, quiet by nature paintings, which have no aggressive characters and conflicts, prefer to depict the action is happening not in the interior and outdoors, in nature ('peasants playing in the balls "). Creating a chronicle of the Flemish daily life, an artist with skill and colorfully detailed scenes of rural labor transfer - harvesting, sheep shearing, hunting, fishing, bleaching canvases, caring for livestock, and many others, and along with it - rest of the peasants (The Hermitage two songs in 1646 and 1648 years based on the story "Village Festival").

The work of David Teniers the Younger, from the State Hermitage Museum:

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Тютчев Гуру Регистрация: 19.09.2008 Сообщений: 5,529 Спасибо: 4,883 Поблагодарили 11,836 раз(а) в 2,947 сообщениях Записей в дневнике: 8 Репутация: 22525	Flemish eyes of David Teniers the Younger He was born in 1610 in Antwerp in the family of the painter and the paintings of David Teniers the merchant Elder (1582-1649), learned from his father in the workshop which started its activities in 1626. In the years 1632/33, David Teniers the Younger is a member of the Antwerp Guild of St.. Luke. The young wizard works in a variety of genres, he painted portraits of historical figures, group portraits of members of the shooting guilds, religious, allegorical and mythological compositions, genre scenes, still lifes, pastoral landscapes. In early 1630-ies Teniers is influenced by the famous master of domestic scenes, Adrian Brouwer (1605/06-1638), as evidenced by the "Peasants Playing Dice." But he gradually ceases to imitate Brouwer. To develop his own style of a young painter helps familiarity with the works of Pieter Bruegel the Elder. In a sense, Teniers "affinity" with the tradition breygelevskogo art, thanks to his marriage in 1637 to Anna Brueghel, the granddaughter of Pieter Bruegel the Elder and the daughter of Jan Brueghel the Velvet (1568-1625). The main part of the dowry of Anne made drawings and paintings of her grandfather and father. The study of these works has been crucial in the development of genre painting of Teniers. In the year of his marriage to Anne Breughel Teniers wrote the first painting on the theme of "Peasant Wedding." Have survived five of his compositions on this theme, including the Hermitage, performed in 1650. They Teniers, based on breygelevskoy tradition, shows a bride at a table alone, without the groom. Like Brueghel, he looks at his characters with irony. It is no coincidence many of his works, including five in the Hermitage, an essential element is attached to the wall, drawing a male head. It serves the original card Teniers and is perceived as an extra, in addition to the signature, the author's character. With 1637 begins a mature stage of the master. Teniers creates a peaceful, quiet by nature paintings, which have no aggressive characters and conflicts, prefer to depict the action is happening not in the interior and outdoors, in nature ('peasants playing in the balls "). Creating a chronicle of the Flemish daily life, an artist with skill and colorfully detailed scenes of rural labor transfer - harvesting, sheep shearing, hunting, fishing, bleaching canvases, caring for livestock, and many others, and along with it - rest of the peasants (The Hermitage two songs in 1646 and 1648 years based on the story "Village Festival"). The work of David Teniers the Younger, from the State Hermitage Museum: Читать дальше... 11. The Temptation of St. Anthony Teniers, David the Younger. Copper, oil. 36.4 x47, 3 cm Flanders. Mid-1640's. Source of Entry: Meeting Count-Revolutionaries Baudouin, Paris. 1781 12. Karaul'naya Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on wood. 69x103 cm Flanders. 1642 Source of Entry: Meeting of Hortense Beauharnais, Duchess of Saint-Leu in Paris. 1815 13. gamblers Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on canvas. 39.4x52 cm Flanders. About 1645 Source of Entry: A collection of Sir Robert Walpole at Houghton Hall. 1779 14. Peasants Playing Dice Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on canvas. 26.5 h36, 4 cm Flanders. 1640 Between 1763 and 1773 15. Peasants, bowling Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on canvas. 62.5x89.5 cm Flanders. End of 1640-ies. Source of Entry: Meeting Count-Revolutionaries Baudouin, Paris. 1783 16. The Peasant Wedding Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on canvas. 82x108 cm Flanders. 1650 Source of Entry: Meeting Jacques de Julien in Paris. 1767 17. Smoker Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on canvas. 18.5 x22, 6 cm Flanders. 1645 Source of Entry: Meeting Prince GA Potemkin in St. Petersburg. 1792 18. Kitchen Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on canvas. 171x237 cm Flanders. 1646 Source of Entry: A collection of Sir Robert Walpole at Houghton Hall. 1779 19. Monkey in the kitchen Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on canvas. 36x50.5 cm Flanders. Mid-1640's. Source of Entry: Meeting of Hortense Beauharnais, Duchess of Saint-Leu in Paris. 1815 20. Landscape (Meeting of St. Anthony and St. Paul) Teniers, David the Younger. Oil on canvas. 98h157 cm Flanders. 1650-ies. Source of Entry: Meeting of Count Brühl in Dresden. 1769 Миниатюры Последний раз редактировалось Тютчев; 12.01.2011 в 11:42.