Musicerend gezelschap
Gerard Hoet (I)
1658 - 1733
Medium
paper
Dimensions
291; 377
About this artwork
collector's mark: Lugt 2228
Art Historical Context
**Musicerend Gezelschap by Gerard Hoet I** ard Hoet I (1648–1733), a prominent Dutch Baroque painter from the late 17th and early 18th centuries, a lively "Musical Company" (*Musicerend gezelschap in this delicate drawing on paper, measuring 377 × 291 mm. Hoet, trained in Utrecht and active across the Netherlands, specialized in history paintings, allegories, and genre scenes influenced by masters like Rubens and van Dyck. This intimate work likely depicts a convivial gathering of musicians, a popular motif in Dutch Golden Age art symbolizing harmony, leisure, and the era's cultural affluence...