A relaxing way to spend a cold winter evening is to pour a (large) glass of sherry and get stuck into a jigsaw featuring one of Hendrick Avercamp's wonderful paintings of 17th century Dutch winter landscapes.
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has posted an excellent video podcast on Avercamp's paintings to go with its forthcoming exhibition "Hendrick Avercamp: The Little Ice Age". Curator Pieter Roelofs zooms in on details to show life on the ice.
13 November, 2009
Hendrick Avercamp and the Little Ice Age
Posted by cardinal_wolsey at 11:14 PM
Labels: 17th Century History, Dutch history, Early Modern Art, Hendrick Avercamp, Little Ice Age
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