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Monkeys in a Kitchen, c. 1645 (oil on canvas transferred from panel)
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Monkeys in a Kitchen, c. 1645 (oil on canvas transferred from panel)
BOO73412 Monkeys in a Kitchen, c.1645 (oil on canvas transferred from panel) by Teniers, David the Younger (1610-90); 36x50 cm; State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia; Flemish, out of copyright
Media ID 23349528
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This print captures the whimsical and lively scene of "Monkeys in a Kitchen" painted by David Teniers the Younger in 1645. The artwork, transferred from panel to canvas, measures 36x50 cm and is currently housed at the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia. In this Flemish masterpiece, Teniers skillfully portrays a domesticated group of monkeys engaging in various activities within a bustling kitchen setting. The mischievous primates can be seen playing cards, cooking over a cauldron, and even serenading their audience with song. They gather around a table adorned with fruits and wine while others curiously explore the surroundings. The painting not only showcases Teniers' exceptional talent for capturing intricate details but also offers an amusing glimpse into human-like behavior displayed by these intelligent creatures. With vibrant colors and meticulous brushstrokes, he brings life to each monkey's unique personality. Beyond its entertainment value, "Monkeys in a Kitchen" also hints at deeper themes such as botany and natural history through depictions of various plants found throughout the composition. It serves as a testament to both artistic mastery and scientific curiosity prevalent during the 17th century. This remarkable piece from Bridgeman Images invites viewers to marvel at Teniers' ability to blur the line between reality and imagination while reminding us that art has no boundaries when it comes to creativity or subject matter.
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