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Bookmark or Share- Frans Hals: The Man Who Changed Portraiture | The New YorkerThe new retrospective of the Dutch painter Frans Hals at the National Gallery in London—the first major exhibition of his work since 1989—is a slightly nervous event for the most talented one ...
- HAMILTON, Hans (1758-1822), of Sheephill Park, co. DublinIf not, he was doubly disappointed, for he died a commoner shortly before Christmas 1822, ‘after a most painful and tedious illness’. 10 His son James Hans Hamilton (1810-63) represented county Dublin from 1841 to 1863, when he was succeeded as Conservative Member by his only surviving son Ion Trant Hamilton (1839-98), who occupied the seat ...
- Lucy Dodd - Gallery and Client Service Assistant - LinkedInWith the major Frans Hals show set to open in Amsterdam this month, Rijksmuseum curator Friso Lammertse picks out five must-read books on the Dutch… Liked by Lucy Dodd Looking forward to discussing what is upcoming for the art market in 2024 at London Art Fair next week.
- The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Frans Hals | Past exhibitions | National ...Rooms 1–8. Four hundred years since they were painted, Frans Hals’s portraits still breathe with life. There’s the hint of a smile, a hand resting nonchalantly on a hip, and just occasionally, a burst of laughter. Meet the striking characters Hals brought to life in this exhibition of some 50 of his best works.
- Frans Hals Exhibition - RijksmuseumIn Frans Hals: Strokes of Genius, Joanna Lumley takes the visitor to 17th-century Haarlem, where Frans Hals was the go-to painter for a good portrait. Whether it concerns a stately regent, a couple in love, a musician, a fish seller or a laughing child, with his innovative painting style Hals gave his subjects unprecedented mobility and liveliness.
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