21. Painting of the Golden Age (part 2) - art and culture of the Baroque

Dutch art is internationally known for its bourgeois character. It shows the success of the simple, religious, frugal and hard-working citizens and encourages the viewer to a virtuous life.
However, not all painting from the Golden Age is so didactic and well-behaved.
In this video we will take a close look at a number of paintings.
A cultural history lesson about the bourgeois culture of the Netherlands in the "Golden Age" by Niek Jongeneel, teacher of drawing and art history. Baroque, art and culture.
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