A Family Group

A Family Group

Artist: Michiel Nouts (Dutch, 1628 - after 1693)

Original Dimensions: 70 1/8" x 92 1/2"

Location: National Gallery of Art, London

About Artwork: (About 1655) "This very large painting was cut in half sometime before 1900. In 1915, the halves were rejoined in the National Gallery and some missing portions replaced. The way the family is grouped, with clear division between male and female, is significant. Father and son are together. They turn towards each other and a gesture from the father suggests that, one day, his son will inherit his role as the head of the family. The mother and three daughters are dutifully supportive, the mother still nurturing the two youngsters. The eldest girl, with the two bright red cherries, leans away, slightly apart. She is learning to become independent, ready one day to marry out of the family. The costumes suggest a date in the 1650s. The artist was possibly familiar with painting in Delft. A stylistic resemblance between this picture and a portrait by Michiel Nouts (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam) – his only known signed work – suggests it may be by him." - (National Gallery of Art, London)

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