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There is not much known about the life of Jan Vermeer, born in Delft on October 31, 1632. His father was a dealer in silk and art as well as an innkeeper. In 1650, Jan Vermeer married Catharina Bolens, and was admitted to the Lucas Guild as a master in the same year. Vermeer and his wife had eleven children. His aim in painting was perfection, therefore he was not able to paint more than three or four pictures a year. His figures are mostly sunken in quiet domestic activities; they seem to be lost in meditation, almost completely shut off from the outside world. The sensuousness of his enamel-Iike shining colours and his sensitive direction of light make Vermeer one of the most famous painters of the 17th century. Much later, the Impressionists came to realizations similar to Vermeer's by observing light - and from that time on his art was fully appreciated.
Girl with Pearl Earring Box byJan Vermeer from Artis Orbis Girl with Pearl Earring Box
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There is not much known about the life of Jan Vermeer, born in Delft on October 31, 1632. His father was a dealer in silk and art as well as an innkeeper. In 1650, Jan Vermeer married Catharina Bolens, and was admitted to the Lucas Guild as a master in the same year. Vermeer and his wife had eleven children. His aim in painting was perfection, therefore he was not able to paint more than three or four pictures a year. His figures are mostly sunken in quiet domestic activities; they seem to be lost in meditation, almost completely shut off from the outside world. The sensuousness of his enamel-Iike shining colours and his sensitive direction of light make Vermeer one of the most famous painters of the 17th century. Much later, the Impressionists came to realizations similar to Vermeer's by observing light - and from that time on his art was fully appreciated.