Gerard de LairesseHolland, 1641–1711Granida and Daiphilo
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Amsterdam, Holland
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Granida en Daiphilo. Granida drinkt met een schelp water uit een fontein. Bij de fontein zit de herder Daifilo, zijn wapenrusting ligt voor de bron op de grond. Rechts spelen twee putti.
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
Oplysninger
- Inventarnummer
- SK-A-615
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Kilder
- Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
- Billede: Rijksmuseum Amsterdam — public domain
Imens i livet hos Gerard de Lairesse
Hele livet1664
Flight from Liège and Marriage to Marie Salme
He fled Liège after an affair with two sisters, his models, ended in scandal. He headed north with Marie Salme and married her in Visé; the couple settled in Utrecht, where a son was baptized in April 1665.
c. 1665
Portrait by Rembrandt
Around 1665 Rembrandt painted a portrait of Lairesse; it clearly shows his saddle nose, the mark of the artist's congenital disease.
1667
Move to Amsterdam
When the art dealer Gerrit van Uylenburgh discovered Gerard's talent, the artist moved to Amsterdam. He arrived with a violin, and his playing impressed Jan van Pee at Uylenburgh's studio.
