De 25 kunstwerken van Cornelis Troost die onze bezoekers het meest vragen, gerangschikt op populariteit en één voor één gepresenteerd, met de specificaties en de prijs van elke handgeschilderde reproductie.
Cornelis Troost's "Singing Round the Star" captures a lively Epiphany celebration in 18th-century Amsterdam. A vibrant pastel scene filled with music, merriment, and the magic of the Three Kings.
Explore Cornelis Troost’s ‘Erat Sermo inter Fratres’ (1740), a witty Rococo pastel depicting drunken revelry in 18th-century Amsterdam. Discover its Baroque details & social commentary.
1736 · Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam · origineel 72 x 57 cm
Admire Cornelis Troost’s ‘Portrait of a Music Lover’ (1736). A masterful Rococo oil painting showcasing intellect & refinement through rich detail, instruments & architecture.
Experience 'Loquebantur Omnes' by Cornelis Troost – a witty pastel depicting a lively evening of Amsterdam gentlemen. Explore this Rococo masterpiece and its captivating story.
Admire Cornelis Troost's 'Ibant qui poterant, qui non potuere cadebant,' a vibrant pastel depicting a lively Amsterdam street scene from 1739. Explore the Mauritshuis collection and discover this masterpiece.
Explore Cornelis Troost’s ‘Harlequin…’ A Baroque masterpiece depicting a bustling 1738 urban scene! Discover race & class commentary in this rich, detailed oil painting.
1736 · Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam · origineel 45 x 34 cm
Admire Cornelis Troost’s "Love Scene" (1736), a captivating Dutch Golden Age oil painting of domestic intimacy. Explore this elegant Rococo piece & discover similar works at the Rijksmuseum.
1731 · Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam · origineel 153 x 187 cm
Admire 'Three Governors of the Surgeons Guild' by Cornelis Troost (1731). This captivating portrait showcases Amsterdam’s elite at work, a masterpiece of Rococo art reflecting Dutch society.
Explore 'The Mathematicians,' a dramatic Baroque oil painting by Cornelis Troost (1741). Witness a lively intellectual dispute in opulent interiors, showcasing Dutch Golden Age realism & chiaroscuro.
Experience the Rococo genre scene of False Virtue Discovered by Cornelis Troost (1739); capture the intimate drama of 18th-century Amsterdam life today.
A lively 18th-century street scene captures the charm of Rococo life in Cornelis Troost's The Organ Grinder, inviting you to bring this elegant moment of Dutch history into your personal art collection.
A dramatic 1738 Rococo scene by Cornelis Troost capturing a theatrical moment of disguise and flight, perfect for collectors seeking the elegant wit of Dutch genre art to grace their private collection.
Cornelis Troost's 'The Discovery of Jan Claasz' captures a lively Amsterdam scene from 1738, filled with intrigue and social commentary – a masterpiece of Rococo genre art.
A lively 1740 pastel scene by Cornelis Troost captures a humorous social gathering of gentlemen in the Dutch Rococo style, inviting you to bring this charming piece of eighteenth-century history into your collection.
1747 · Mauritshuis, Den Haag · origineel 83 x 122 cm
A captivating 1747 military guardroom scene by Cornelis Troost captures the intricate details of Dutch Rococo life through soldiers and subtle allegorical elements, inviting you to explore this historical masterpiece.
A dramatic scene of secret eavesdropping unfolds in this 1738 Dutch Rococo pastel by Cornelis Troost, capturing a theatrical moment from a popular play that invites you to explore the charm of 18th-century Amsterdam.
1740 · Mauritshuis, Den Haag · origineel 57 x 73 cm
A lively 1740 Dutch Rococo scene by Cornelis Troost captures a dramatic moment of social commotion in an Amsterdam home, inviting you to bring this captivating piece of history into your private collection.
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