isaac van ostade (1621 - 1649)
Isaac van Ostade was a Dutch painter. He was the brother and pupil of Adriaen van Ostade, who influenced his first works. Despite his short lifespan, he left around 100 paintings which deal with motifs similar to those of his brother, with whom they are often confused. They depict battles and rural scenes. After 1640 his pictures show rural life on the streets and inn scenes. The figures now increasingly take center stage in his paintings.
Isaac van Ostade was a Dutch painter. He was the brother and pupil of Adriaen van Ostade, who influenced his first works. Despite his short lifespan, he left around 100 paintings which deal with motifs similar to those of his brother, with whom they are often confused. They depict battles and rural scenes. After 1640 his pictures show rural life on the streets and inn scenes. The figures now increasingly take center stage in his paintings.
Isaac van Ostade was a Dutch painter. He was the brother and pupil of Adriaen van Ostade, who influenced his first works. Despite his short lifespan, he left around 100 paintings which deal with motifs similar to those of his brother, with whom they are often confused. They depict battles and rural scenes. After 1640 his pictures show rural life on the streets and inn scenes. The figures now increasingly take center stage in his paintings.
Thomas Wyck was a Dutch painter of port views and genre paintings.
He excelled in Italianate paintings of shipping and seaports, populated with many figures, very frequently odd characters such as alchemists and misers. His style resembles that of the loose group of Dutch and Flemish genre painters working in Rome who are called the 'Bamboccianti' and were influenced by the genre paintings of Pieter van Laar. He also painted fairs, public markets, and the interiors of chemists’ laboratories.
