Pieter de Hooch
Pieter de Hooch was a Dutch Golden Age painter, active mainly in Delft, a contemporary of Vermeer. He is remembered for his domestic scenes of interiors and courtyards, in which he masterfully explored the effects of natural light and spatial organisation through doorways and passages.
- Works
- 17
- Years
- 1657–1675
- As prints
- 15
A Woman and Two Men in an ArbourPieter de Hooch, 1657From €29
The VisitPieter de Hooch, 1657From €29
A Dutch CourtyardPieter de Hooch, 1658From €29
A Woman Drinking with Two MenPieter de Hooch, 1658
Card Players in a RoomPieter de Hooch, 1658From €29
The BedroomPieter de Hooch, 1658From €29
The Courtyard of a House in DelftPieter de Hooch, 1658
Woman and Child in a CourtyardPieter de Hooch, 1658From €29
A Mother Combing Her Child's HairPieter de Hooch, 1660From €29
Interior with a Young CouplePieter de Hooch, 1662From €29
A Leisure Moment in an Elegant SettingPieter de Hooch, 1663From €29
Portrait of a Family Making MusicPieter de Hooch, 1663From €29
The Linen CupboardPieter de Hooch, 1663From €29
A Couple Playing Cards, with a MaidservantPieter de Hooch, 1665From €29
Woman with a Water Pitcher, and a Man by a BedPieter de Hooch, 1667From €29
Paying the HostessPieter de Hooch, 1670From €29
The GreetingPieter de Hooch, 1675From €29