A Couple in an Interior with a Gypsy Fortune-Teller
The Met
Artist: Jacob Duck(Dutch, Utrecht, born ca. 1598–1600, died 1667 Utrecht)
Date: ca. 1632–33
Department: European Paintings
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Oil on wood
Dimensions: Oval, 9 7/8 x 13 in. (25.1 x 33 cm)
Credit Line: Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Levy, 1971
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
A woman in a large white ruff sits, flanked by two standing figures indoors
Detailed Description
An oval-shaped image shows three figures in an interior setting. On the left, a woman is seated on a wooden chair, facing towards the right. She wears a dark, possibly black, dress with a prominent white ruffled collar and cuffs, and a light-colored, possibly yellow or pale green, skirt draped over her lap. Her hair is light brown, and she looks towards the two figures standing beside her. To her right, a man stands, leaning slightly forward. He wears a red hat adorned with a white feather and a light-colored tunic. His gaze is directed at the seated woman. Next to him, on the far right, stands an older person, wrapped in a striped, light brown and beige blanket or shawl. This figure holds the seated woman's left hand, and their face is turned towards her. In the background, behind the seated woman, a wooden chair is visible, with various small objects hanging from its back. To the right, a large, arched fireplace is visible in the background, with glowing orange and red embers at its base. On the floor in front of the fireplace, a metal poker and other small objects are scattered. The image features a color palette of warm, earthy tones, with contrasts from the woman's white ruff and dark dress, and the glowing fire.
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