
De vrolijke drinker
Le Joyeux Buveur est un tableau peint par Frans Hals vers 1628-1630. Il est conservé au Rijksmuseum d'Amsterdam.
This work is a pinnacle of Hals’ bold and loose ‘rough’ style. The brushstrokes criss-cross the canvas, creating the impression of rapid execution as well as suggesting movement. The sitter, likely a civic guardsman or a military man based on his attire, is just about to raise his glass to toast with us.
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
1617–1666 · Lieu de travail
Haarlem
1618–1626
The chamber of rhetoric “The Vine Branches”
From 1618 to 1626 Hals is a member of Haarlem's chamber of rhetoric, the literary society “The Vine Branches” (De Wijngaertranken).
1620–1630
More commissioned portraits and new pupils
Between 1620 and 1630 Hals paints more and more commissioned portraits and takes on pupils, probably including Philips Wouwerman.
1626
Pupil: Adriaen van Ostade
1627
Son born: Reynier Hals
1628
Son born: Nicolaes Hals
Peut-on la contempler ?
Présentée au public. Qui s’en porte garant est indiqué ci-dessous.
Exposée · Room 2.30 · Gallery of Honour
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam · 29 sept. 2026 — aujourd’hui · Vérifié
On ignore si elle est exposée aujourd’hui
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam · Non confirmé