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Mischief and Morality in Paint Judith Leyster’s paintings combine humour and moral ambiguity, revealing a confident Dutch Golden Age artist whose work was long misattributed and misunderstood.

Mischief and Morality in Paint
by Gurpreet Sihat
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#JudithLeyster #artherstory #womenartists

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#JudithLeyster. Figura clave del Siglo de Oro neerlandés. Una de las primeras mujeres en ser admitida en el gremio de pintores de Haarlem. Tuvo mucho éxito durante su vida y un taller propio. Tras su muerte, toda su obra fue adjudicada a Frans Hals o a su marido, un pintor mediocre.

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Hey, so you seem to enjoy this threads I am writing about classic female artists that people don’t know about or simply decided to ignore.

I already talked about #ArtemisaGentileschi and #JudithLeyster, here’s a new artist for you to get to know or investigate.

An art 🧵 to expand your knowledge!

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#JudithLeyster died in 1660, at 50 years old. It has always been said that she was an "imitator" or a follower of Hals. I am not so sure about it.

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De laatste druppel (1629)

De laatste druppel (1629)

If you like #Vermeer, you should check #JudithLeyster, a key artist of the Dutch Golden Age. Her status as a woman was a burden for her career & for centuries her extraordinary paintings were attributed to her male contemporaries, such as #FransHals, or even Leyster's husband, #JanMienseMolenaer.

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The description of this painting on the website reads, “By the light of an oil lamp, a young woman is bowed over her needlework, with her feet on a foot warmer. A man is trying to attract her attention with a handful of coins – he wants to buy her love. But the woman does not respond to his offer, and works on undisturbed. She is a model of virtuousness.” The Wikipedia description of the same work reads, “It depicts a woman, sewing by candlelight, as a man leans over her, touching her right shoulder with his left hand. He is offering her coins in his right hand, but she is apparently ignoring the offer and concentrating intently upon her sewing. As we see the female protagonist (seemingly) ignore the advances of her suitor, this painting has been considered to potentially be a feminist work. The man wears dark clothing, and the dark tones as well as his shadow cast behind him and across his face from the angle of the candlelight give him a looming appearance. In contrast, the woman is lit fully in the face by the candlelight, and wears a white blouse.”

The description of this painting on the website reads, “By the light of an oil lamp, a young woman is bowed over her needlework, with her feet on a foot warmer. A man is trying to attract her attention with a handful of coins – he wants to buy her love. But the woman does not respond to his offer, and works on undisturbed. She is a model of virtuousness.” The Wikipedia description of the same work reads, “It depicts a woman, sewing by candlelight, as a man leans over her, touching her right shoulder with his left hand. He is offering her coins in his right hand, but she is apparently ignoring the offer and concentrating intently upon her sewing. As we see the female protagonist (seemingly) ignore the advances of her suitor, this painting has been considered to potentially be a feminist work. The man wears dark clothing, and the dark tones as well as his shadow cast behind him and across his face from the angle of the candlelight give him a looming appearance. In contrast, the woman is lit fully in the face by the candlelight, and wears a white blouse.”

Man Offering Money to a Young Woman, also called The Proposition, 1631, by #JudithLeyster (Dutch, 1609–1660), who died #otd, Feb 10. Held at the @mauritshuis.bsky.social, mauritshuis.nl/en/explore/t... #womenartists #artherstory

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🎨 #JudithLeyster, Dutch Golden Age painter, #DOTD 10 February 1660. #Art #Painting

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A painting of a young white man wearing a grayish garment with light blue cuffs. He also sports a black beret, worn at a very rakish angle (down the left side of his face) with a log red feather arcing over his right ear to the left edge of the painting. As his right (on the painting's left) a portion of a table is visible, containing a tinderbox, pipe, and a paper containing tobacco. His arms are uplifted before his chest, holding a blue and white jug with its metal lid hanging open, from which he might be about to drink.

A painting of a young white man wearing a grayish garment with light blue cuffs. He also sports a black beret, worn at a very rakish angle (down the left side of his face) with a log red feather arcing over his right ear to the left edge of the painting. As his right (on the painting's left) a portion of a table is visible, containing a tinderbox, pipe, and a paper containing tobacco. His arms are uplifted before his chest, holding a blue and white jug with its metal lid hanging open, from which he might be about to drink.

The Jolly Toper or The Jolly Drinker, 1629, by #JudithLeyster (Dutch, 1609–1660). Held by the @rijksmuseum.bsky.social, www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collectio... #womenartists #artherstory #NewYearsEve

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Judith Leyster, portrait of an unknown woman, 1635.
Collection of, seen at Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem.

#ArtAdvent
#JudithLeyster
#DutchArt

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A painting of two young men carousing. One of them, in blue pants and a purple or brown jacket, sits on a stool. His head is tilted back as he drinks from a bottle he tips up with his right hand. At the right, the young man in red pants, a red jacket, and a white blouse with a black vest, holds a smoking pipe in his upraised left hand, while his left holds a covered stein by its base, so that the lid dangles toward the floor. At the back of the painting, between the two human figures, stands a skelton, bending forward, cradling a human skull in its left hand, and raising an hourglass over its head with its right hand.

A painting of two young men carousing. One of them, in blue pants and a purple or brown jacket, sits on a stool. His head is tilted back as he drinks from a bottle he tips up with his right hand. At the right, the young man in red pants, a red jacket, and a white blouse with a black vest, holds a smoking pipe in his upraised left hand, while his left holds a covered stein by its base, so that the lid dangles toward the floor. At the back of the painting, between the two human figures, stands a skelton, bending forward, cradling a human skull in its left hand, and raising an hourglass over its head with its right hand.

The Last Drop / The Gay Cavalier, c. 1629, by #JudithLeyster (Dutch, 1609–1660). Held by the Phila Museum of Art, philamuseum.org/collections/...; on view now in "Women Artists from Antwerp to Amsterdam" at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, nmwa.org/exhibitions/... #womenartists #artherstory

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#peoplematchingartworks #judithleyster #rijksmuseum #stefandraschan #photography #contemporaryart #amsterdam

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A photo of a stack of 6 notecard wallets, with spines facing the viewer. At the top is visible from an oblique angle Judith Leyster's young self-portrait. The spines have white text reversed out of a hot-pink background. They display the name of the featured artist, the Art Herstory pictorial logo, and the info that there are 8 blank note cards and envelopes in each wallet.

A photo of a stack of 6 notecard wallets, with spines facing the viewer. At the top is visible from an oblique angle Judith Leyster's young self-portrait. The spines have white text reversed out of a hot-pink background. They display the name of the featured artist, the Art Herstory pictorial logo, and the info that there are 8 blank note cards and envelopes in each wallet.

Did you know that Art Herstory now offers artist-centric Note Card Wallets?

Read all about it at artherstory.net/art-herstory...

#SofonisbaAnguissola #ArtemisiaGentileschi #MariaSibyllaMerian #JudithLeyster #ClaraPeeters #RachelRuysch #womenartists

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Rachel Ruysch, Posy of Flowers, with a Red Admiral Butterfly, on a Marble Ledge (c.1700). Oil on panel, 34 x 27 cm. Private collection.
#ahimaov #rachelruysch #ruysch #arthistory #artherstory #dutchgoldenage #dutchgoldenagepainting #stilllife #stilllifepainting #judithleyster

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Judith Jans Leyster 🇳🇱👩🏻‍🎨🎂
nace #28Julio de 1609
Talentosa pintora barroca
Sus obras capturan la vida cotidiana con un magistral juego de luces y sombras
¡Un ícono del arte! 🖼
#FelizLunes
#JudithLeyster #Pintura #Arte
#OtrebordmXCultura

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A boy wearing a brown coat, a red cap, and a white ruff collar sits on a ladder-back chair, playing a flute. He gazes up toward the top left corner (as the viewer sees it) of the painting. To his left, the viewer's right, a violin with a bow and some kind of recorder hang on the wall.

A boy wearing a brown coat, a red cap, and a white ruff collar sits on a ladder-back chair, playing a flute. He gazes up toward the top left corner (as the viewer sees it) of the painting. To his left, the viewer's right, a violin with a bow and some kind of recorder hang on the wall.

Boy Playing the Flute, 1630s, by #JudithLeyster (Dutch, 1609–1660), who was born #otd, July 28. Held at Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, collection.nationalmuseum.se/sv/collectio...

Visit Art Herstory’s resource page for this artist: artherstory.net/judith-leyst...

#womenartists #artherstory

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❤️ She clearly loved people to be happy didn't she? #JudithLeyster #WomenArtists

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Judith Leyster #judithleyster

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Judith Leyster #judithleyster

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Judith Leyster (ur. 28 lipca 1609) – kobieta, która przebiła się przez męski świat sztuki i zachwyciła humorem, talentem i warsztatem. Jej prace to perełki Złotego Wieku Niderlandów. #JudithLeyster (fot. Wikipedia)

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🎨 #JudithLeyster, Dutch painter, was #BOTD 28 July 1609. #Art #Painting

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A painting of three figures in an interior, one of whom is playing a violin and all three of whom may be singing. His one raised foot suggests the tune is a jaunty one. The smiling figure in red in the foreground holds a glass in their left hand and a jug in their right. The third figure in the back is smiling. From the left, the heads of three more people appear, looking into the room from a window.

A painting of three figures in an interior, one of whom is playing a violin and all three of whom may be singing. His one raised foot suggests the tune is a jaunty one. The smiling figure in red in the foreground holds a glass in their left hand and a jug in their right. The third figure in the back is smiling. From the left, the heads of three more people appear, looking into the room from a window.

Merry Company, btwn 1629 & 1631, by #JudithLeyster (Dutch, 1609–1660). Held in the Klesch Collection; source, thekleschcollection.com/loans/curren... #womenartists #artherstory #WorldMusicDay

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Celebrating the life and work of Rachel Ruysch who was born on this day (03/06) in 1664.
#ahimaov #rachelruysch #ruysch #dutchgoldenage #dutchgoldenagepainting #rembrandt #vermeer #judithleyster

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#JudithLeyster fue una figura clave del Siglo de Oro neerlandés. Una de las primeras mujeres en ser admitida en el gremio de pintores de Haarlem. Tuvo mucho éxito durante su vida y un taller propio.

Tras su muerte, toda su obra fue adjudicada a Frans Hals o a su marido, un pintor mediocre.

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Judith Leyster
#JudithLeyster #art #WomensHistoryMonth

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Dutch artist Judith Leyster’s Self-Portrait exudes self-confidence in her abilities, and it has become one of the National Gallery of Art’s most popular Dutch paintings. Leyster has depicted herself at her easel, briefly interrupting work on a painting of a violin player to interact with the viewer. The momentary quality of the portrait and the vigorous brushwork echo the work of Frans Hals, Haarlem’s most celebrated portrait painter and Leyster’s colleague. 

By juxtaposing her hand holding a brush with the hand and bow of the violin player, Leyster cleverly compares the art of creating ephemeral music with the art of creating timeless paintings. She holds the tools of her trade—a palette, a cloth, and no fewer than eighteen brushes. In reality she would not have worn the elegant dress and lace-trimmed collar while at work in her studio.

Leyster entered into the Saint Luke’s Guild of Haarlem as an independent master in 1633. As a master in her own right, a rarity for a female artist at the time, Leyster established her own workshop and had paying students. 

Five years earlier, her proficiency and talent had already drawn public praise. A chronicler of Haarlem described Leyster, then only nineteen years old, as a painter of "good and keen insight." In the late 1640s, another city historian wrote that among the many women experienced in the field of painting, "one excels exceptionally, Judith Leyster, called ‘the true leading star’ in art." The compliment cleverly alludes to the artist’s family name, which means "lodestar." 

The artist herself incorporated a star in her professional signature, the monogram JL*. Following her marriage to fellow Haarlem artist Jan Miense Molenaer in 1636, Leyster stopped producing art in her own name but probably continued to paint in collaboration with, and in the workshop of, her husband.

Dutch artist Judith Leyster’s Self-Portrait exudes self-confidence in her abilities, and it has become one of the National Gallery of Art’s most popular Dutch paintings. Leyster has depicted herself at her easel, briefly interrupting work on a painting of a violin player to interact with the viewer. The momentary quality of the portrait and the vigorous brushwork echo the work of Frans Hals, Haarlem’s most celebrated portrait painter and Leyster’s colleague. By juxtaposing her hand holding a brush with the hand and bow of the violin player, Leyster cleverly compares the art of creating ephemeral music with the art of creating timeless paintings. She holds the tools of her trade—a palette, a cloth, and no fewer than eighteen brushes. In reality she would not have worn the elegant dress and lace-trimmed collar while at work in her studio. Leyster entered into the Saint Luke’s Guild of Haarlem as an independent master in 1633. As a master in her own right, a rarity for a female artist at the time, Leyster established her own workshop and had paying students. Five years earlier, her proficiency and talent had already drawn public praise. A chronicler of Haarlem described Leyster, then only nineteen years old, as a painter of "good and keen insight." In the late 1640s, another city historian wrote that among the many women experienced in the field of painting, "one excels exceptionally, Judith Leyster, called ‘the true leading star’ in art." The compliment cleverly alludes to the artist’s family name, which means "lodestar." The artist herself incorporated a star in her professional signature, the monogram JL*. Following her marriage to fellow Haarlem artist Jan Miense Molenaer in 1636, Leyster stopped producing art in her own name but probably continued to paint in collaboration with, and in the workshop of, her husband.

Zelfportret (Self-portrait) by Judith Leyster (Dutch) - Oil on canvas / c. 1630 - National Gallery of Art (Washington DC) #womeninart #art #portraitofawoman #selfportrait #oilpainting #womensart #womanartist #JudithLeyster #DutchArt #NationalGalleryofArt #DutchArtist #fineart #WomenPaintingWomen

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The Dutch Golden Age
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The Proposition (1631)
by Judith Leyster
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#art #painting #oilpainting #judithleyster #dutchart #dutchgoldenage #womenartists #womenshistory #arthistory #herstory

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The Dutch Golden Age
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Self-portrait (c. 1630)
by Judith Leyster
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#art #painting #oilpainting #judithleyster #dutchart #dutchgoldenage #womenartists #womenshistory #arthistory

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Quoting description of this painting from wikipedia page: "Here a man is sitting sideways on a simple wooden chair with his legs crossed playing the lute. He turns his head to the spectator. Behind him an older woman grasps a money purse with one hand and offers the musician a ring with the other. Both are dressed in simple peasant clothing, but there is a second purse on the table, and gold coins are spread out for counting from a money box gleaming with metal decorations that seem to contradict the simple characters in the scene. On a small three-legged stool rests a candlestick, but there is no candle in it. It lines up with a pile of coins as if to imply that instead of the "fire of love" there is money to be had for the taking."

Quoting description of this painting from wikipedia page: "Here a man is sitting sideways on a simple wooden chair with his legs crossed playing the lute. He turns his head to the spectator. Behind him an older woman grasps a money purse with one hand and offers the musician a ring with the other. Both are dressed in simple peasant clothing, but there is a second purse on the table, and gold coins are spread out for counting from a money box gleaming with metal decorations that seem to contradict the simple characters in the scene. On a small three-legged stool rests a candlestick, but there is no candle in it. It lines up with a pile of coins as if to imply that instead of the "fire of love" there is money to be had for the taking."

Unequal Love, 1631, by #JudithLeyster (Dutch, 1609–1660), who died #otd, Feb 10. Held at the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica; source, commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ju... #womenartists #artherstory

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🎨 #JudithLeyster, Dutch painter , #DOTD 10 February 1660. #Art #Painting

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This is the closest I got to imitating Jan Davidz's flower painting style by photographing these tulips. She was a master. Still searching...
#photography #flowers #JudithLeyster

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