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Gabriel Metsu
Born at Leiden, in January 1629, son of the painter Jacques Metsu, under whom he probably first studied. He also studied with Dou. In 1648 he was a founder member of the guild in Leiden; he left c. 1650 for a time, but was resident again in 1652 and 1654. He may have visited Utrecht as he seems also to have been influenced by Utrecht artists, particularly Nicolaus Knüpfer and J.B. Weenix. By 1657 he had settled in Amsterdam where he lived on the Prinsengracht and where he was buried on 24 October 1667. In Leiden he had painted some history subjects, but he came to specialize in genre scenes reflecting the influences of Maes and ter Borch and latterly of the Delft School. His technique evolved from the quite broadly painted Leiden works to the meticulous fijnschilder manner of his later Amsterdam years. He occasionally painted portraits and still lives. One of his best-known works, The Sick Child (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam), is often compared with Vermeer. His work is rarely dated, so his development and relationships with other artists are difficult to trace.
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The family of Jan Jacobsz Hinlopen just before the youngest and his wife Leonora Huydecoper van Maarsseveen
The family of Jan Jacobsz Hinlopen just before the youngest and his wife Leonora Huydecoper van Maarsseveen
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A Woman Seated at a Table and a Man Tuning a Violin
A Woman Seated at a Table and a Man Tuning a Violin
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Visit of the Physician
Visit of the Physician
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Man Writing a Letter
Man Writing a Letter
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Woman Reading a Letter
Woman Reading a Letter
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A young woman composing music
A young woman composing music
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The Hunter and a Woman
The Hunter and a Woman
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Breakfast
Breakfast
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The Dead Cockerel
The Dead Cockerel
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The Sick Girl
The Sick Girl
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The Cook
The Cook
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The Sleeping Sportsman
The Sleeping Sportsman
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The Old Drinker
The Old Drinker
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Woman Eating
Woman Eating
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The Busy Cook
The Busy Cook
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The Cittern Player
The Cittern Player
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The Sick Child
The Sick Child
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Man and Woman Sitting at the Virginal
Man and Woman Sitting at the Virginal
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Woman at the virginals.
Woman at the virginals.
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The Breakfast (detail)
The Breakfast (detail)
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Gabriel Metsu
Born at Leiden, in January 1629, son of the painter Jacques Metsu, under whom he probably first studied. He also studied with Dou. In 1648 he was a founder member of the guild in Leiden; he left c. 1650 for a time, but was resident again in 1652 and 1654. He may have visited Utrecht as he seems also to have been influenced by Utrecht artists, particularly Nicolaus Knüpfer and J.B. Weenix. By 1657 he had settled in Amsterdam where he lived on the Prinsengracht and where he was buried on 24 October 1667. In Leiden he had painted some history subjects, but he came to specialize in genre scenes reflecting the influences of Maes and ter Borch and latterly of the Delft School. His technique evolved from the quite broadly painted Leiden works to the meticulous fijnschilder manner of his later Amsterdam years. He occasionally painted portraits and still lives. One of his best-known works, The Sick Child (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam), is often compared with Vermeer. His work is rarely dated, so his development and relationships with other artists are difficult to trace.

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