Gerrit Dou
1613–1675 · Baroque
Gerrit Dou, also known as Gerard Douw or Dow, was a Dutch Golden Age painter, whose small, highly polished paintings are typical of the Leiden fijnschilders. He specialised in genre scenes and is noted for his trompe-l'œil "niche" paintings and candlelit night-scenes with strong chiaroscuro. He was a student of Rembrandt.
39 paintings
- Young Woman with a Candle (1658)
- A Woman combing a Boy's Hair (1646)
- A Young Woman (1640)
- The Young Mother (1657)
- Old Woman with Fur Cap (1630)
- An old Woman peeling Apples (1630)
- Penitent Magdalene (Allegory of Greed) (1655)
- The Storeroom (1655)
- Astronomer by Candlelight (1650)
- Woman Bather combing her Hair (1665)
- Astronomer (1628)
- Soldier Bather (1665)
- The Young Mother (1658)
- Woman Pouring Water into a Bowl (1647)
- Portrait of a Woman in Profile (1637)
- Young Woman Holding a Lamp (1665)
- a bathing soldier (1654)
- Self-Portrait (ca. 1665)
- Old Woman Cutting Bread (1655)
- Dog at Rest (1650)
- Self-portrait of Gerard Dou (1665)
- Portrait of the Painter (1663)
- Anna and the Blind Tobit (1660)
- A Poulterer's Shop (1670)
- An Interior with a Young Violinist (1637)
- Bust of a Bearded Man (c. 1642/1645)
- The Hermit (1670)
- Portrait of an old woman reading (1631)
- Man Smoking a Pipe (1650)
- The Night School (1663)
- A Hermit in Prayer (1650)
- Johan Wittert van der Aa (1604-70) (1646)
- A Fisherman's Wife (1653)
- A Hermit (1664)
- Hoved af en afrikaner (1628-1675)
- Køkkenscene (1643-1647)
- Læsende eremit (1628-1675)
- Besøg hos lægen (1660-1665)
- Young Woman with a lighted Candle at a Window (1660)