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Seated Man Reading, Facing Right
Creator
Cornelis DusartDutch painter (1660-1704) · 1660–1704
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- 1690 - 1700
- Medium
- paper, watercolor (paint), chalk
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
A characteristic of many of the men and women in Dusart’s work is their ugliness. Here the artist has been a little kinder: this young man may not be an Adonis, but his limbs and his body are all in the right place, and he has a friendly face. His clothes are simple, but there are no patches or frayed edges. And while he may not be rich, he is no one’s fool: he can read.
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