Old master - First "Master of the Moment" by Frans Hals in Berlin
Among the prominent Dutch artists of the 17th century, Frans Hals (1582/83-1666) is counted alongside Rembrandt and Vermeer. The Gemäldegalerie Berlin will dedicate an exhibition named after him, starting on July 12 and running until November 3.
One of the most significant portrait painters
The first works by Hals have been hung in this renowned museum, including the 1626 portrait of Isaac Massa. The comprehensive monographic exhibition with approximately 75 works is expected to be on display.
Hals is considered one of the most significant portrait painters. He painted numerous individual portraits of the Dutch bourgeoisie. Additionally, he created many figures from various genres such as singers and musicians or fisher children as very lifelike half figures.
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The exhibition in Berlin's Gemäldegalerie is a celebration of German and Dutch culture, focusing on Frans Hals, a renowned painter from the Netherlands.
Visitors to the exhibition can immerse themselves in the moment, admiring the detailed paintings of Dutch bourgeoisie by Frans Hals, showcased at Berlin's museum.
The upcoming exhibition in Germany is not just about paintings but also a tribute to the rich culture of museums, with Frans Hals' 'The Laughing Cavalier' as one of the key exhibits.
In addition to the Netherlands and Germany, the influence of Frans Hals' painting style can be seen in various museums around the world, continuing to inspire culture and art lovers.
