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The Housewife, 1800-1811. Creator: Abraham van Strij
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The Housewife, 1800-1811. Creator: Abraham van Strij
The Housewife, 1800-1811
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Abraham van Strij's painting, titled "The Housewife," dates back to the early 19th century and offers a glimpse into the daily life of a Dutch housewife during this period. The oil on panel work depicts a woman, dressed in a simple yet elegant gown, seated in a cozy bedroom. Surrounded by the warmth of her home, she is engrossed in her chores, peeling carrots for dinner while checking on her sleeping baby in the crib. The room is filled with Neoclassical elements, including a checkered floor, a nether-patterned bedspread, and a solar system chart on the wall, reflecting the scientific interests of the time. The scene is not just a representation of domestic life but also a celebration of the role of women as caretakers and providers. The presence of her son and a boy playing with toys in the corner adds to the sense of nurturing and family. The painting also showcases the importance of indoor activities, with food preparation taking place in the bedroom, which was a common practice during this era. Abraham van Strij masterfully captures the essence of Neoclassical art with his use of muted colors and intricate details. The painting is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Low Countries and offers a fascinating insight into the daily life of a housewife in the 1800s.
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