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In the vibrant milieu of 17th-century Dutch genre painting, artists like Adriaen Brouwer depicted scenes from everyday life, often focusing on taverns and their boisterous inhabitants. Painted between 1625 and 1630, this oil on panel work vividly portrays the intoxicating effects of alcohol and tobacco. Brouwer uses light strokes over a brown undercoat to show men yelling drunkenly, a woman asleep on the floor oblivious to her crying child, and a man whose hand in his coat clearly signifies sloth, one of the seven cardinal sins. This raw, honest glimpse into peasant life is perfect for a study or a room with traditional decor.
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·Classical art ·SKU: GIA-712490-canvas
Poor Folk Drinking in a Tavern Adriaen Brouwer
Flemish genre scene, oil on panel, 17th century
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ArtistAdriaen Brouwer
CategoriaClassical art
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Poor Folk Drinking in a Tavern on canvas
We print Poor Folk Drinking in a Tavern in the size you choose and stretch it by hand over an Italian wooden frame. The canvas is made when you order, so nothing is ever out of stock.
It arrives ready to hang, with nothing else to do. Made in our own Italian workshop, shipping in 6–8 working days.
- Stretched by hand over an Italian wooden frame
- Any size you like, not just standard formats
- Ready to hang the moment it arrives
