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Study of a Standing Youth in a Hat

Dirck Hals

17th century

Medium

Oil on paper

About Dirck Hals

1591–1656 • Dutch Republic

The brother of Frans Hals, Dirck Hals' works primarily featured groups of people outdoors. He may have been influenced by Willem Buytewech, rather than his brother's works. Comment on works: Portraits; Genre

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