Jean-Etienne LiotardSchweiz, 1702–1789A Dutch Girl at Breakfast
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Hvor er »A Dutch Girl at Breakfast« i dag? Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Room 1.11 · Painting, Amsterdam. Ja, udstillet nu. Kontrolleret 29. september 2026.
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Samling: National Gallery, London
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Om maleriet
A young woman, the painter’s wife, drinks coffee, a popular beverage in the 18th century. In 1775, the magazine De Vaderlander called (in vain) for a coffee boycott: ‘Unfortunate calloused fists had to work the ground for the coffee and sugar that you now hold in your delicate little hands. They were murdered to meet your needs.’
National Gallery
Oplysninger
- Inventarnummer
- SK-A-5039
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Udstillingshistorik
Udstillet · Room 1.11 · Painting
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam · 29. sep. 2026 — nu · Kontrolleret
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National Gallery · 29. sep. 2026 — 29. sep. 2026 · Ubekræftet
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Rijksmuseum Amsterdam · Ubekræftet
Kilder
- Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
- Billede: National Gallery — Rijksmuseum (public domain)
Imens i livet hos Jean-Etienne Liotard
Hele livet1756
Travels to the Dutch Republic
In 1756 he travels to the Dutch Republic, where he will marry the following year.
1757
Marries Marie Fargues
In 1757, in the Dutch Republic, he marries Marie Fargues; she also came from a Huguenot family and wanted him to shave off his beard.
18. november 1758
Son born: Jean-Étienne Liotard
