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Here are all the paintings of Jacob Duck 01
| ID |
Painting |
Oil Pantings, Sorted from A to Z |
Painting Description |
| 98431 |
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A Guardroom Interior |
circa 1630(1630)
Medium oil on panel
Dimensions Height: 25 cm (9.8 in). Width: 19 cm (7.5 in).
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| 1010 |
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Card Players and Merry Makers |
1640
Worcester Art Museum |
| 27337 |
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Interior with soldiers and a woman playing cards,an officer watching from a doorway |
mk56
oil on panel
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| 1009 |
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Sleeping Woman |
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| 1011 |
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Soldiers Arming Themselves |
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| 98234 |
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Soldiers inspecting coffers |
1630s
Medium oil on panel
Dimensions 32.5 x 47 cm
cyf |
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| Jacob Duck
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| 1600-1667
Dutch
Jacob Duck Location
Dutch painter and etcher. He was long confused with Jan le Ducq (1629/30-76). In 1621 he was listed as an apprentice portrait painter in the records of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke. His teacher was probably Joost Cornelisz. Droochsloot (1586-1666). The St Job Hospital in Utrecht acquired a Musical Company by him in 1629. By 1630-32 he was a master in the guild. Like Pieter Codde, he painted guardroom scenes (kortegaerdjes), for example Soldiers Arming Themselves (c. 1635; New York, H. Shickman Gal., see 1984 exh. cat., no. 36) or the Hoard of Booty (Paris, Louvre), in which the figures and their interactions are apparently full of underlying symbolic meaning. He also painted merry companies (e.g. c. 1630; Names, Mus. B.-A.) and domestic activities, such as Woman Ironing (Utrecht, Cent. Mus.), employing motifs perhaps symbolic of domestic virtue. He placed his figures in high, bare interiors in which the deep local colours of the foreground stand out well against the cool, greyish-brown background. Only a few of his etchings are known (Hollstein, Dut. & Flem., vi, pp. 9-11), depicting figures in contemporary dress, for example Young Gentleman with Broad Hat and Cloak (Hollstein, no. 10) or Virgin and Child with Magi (nos 1-4). Between 1631 and 1649 Duck presence is documented in Utrecht, Haarlem and Wijk bij Duurstede. Afterwards, and probably by 1656, he was living in The Hague. He was buried at the monastery of St Mary Magdalene in Utrecht.
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