Christ in the House of Mary and Martha is thought to be the first work of this artist, who painted a servant maid handing over the title note to a lute-playing woman in The Love Letter.
Christ in the House of Mary and Martha is thought to be the first work of this artist, who painted a servant maid handing over the title note to a lute-playing woman in The Love Letter. A 1994 cleaning revealed gold trim on the title object of this artist's Woman Holding a Balance, while a representation of history poses in front of a map in his The Allegory of Painting. He may be best remembered for depicting a female wearing a blue and yellow Turkish turban in one work, while the Rotterdam Gate is visible in his depiction of his hometown. For 10 points, name this Dutch painter of Girl with a Pearl Earring and View of Delft.
Christ in the House of Mary and Martha is thought to be the first work of this artist, who painted a servant maid handing over the title note to a lute-playing woman in The Love Letter.
Jan {Vermeer}