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Johannes Vermeer

The Little Street, ca. 1657-1661
Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, inv./cat.nr. SK-A-2860
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Illustration number 1001089179
Dimensions: 2181x2682 pixels
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Illustration number 0001113476
Dimensions: 1910x2359 pixels
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Illustration number 0001113477
Dimensions: 1930x2434 pixels
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Object information
Object category
painting
Support/medium
canvas, oil paint
Shape/dimensions
rectangle (portrait format) 54.3 x 44 cm
Signature/inscription
Information about the signature, dating, inscription or any other mark on the front or back of the art work
Current attribution
Johannes Vermeer
Date
Exact or approximate dating of the described art work; the search parameters adopted for this art work in this database, are found in brackets.
c. 1657-1661 (1657 - 1661)
c. 1657-1658 (Wheelock 1997); c. 1659-1661 (Liedtke 2008); c. 1659-1660 (Franits 2015)
Artistically related
Artistically related to other work
Such as a preparatory studie, comparable composition, other version, or copy of the artwork in this record.
  • inspired by
    Pieter de Hooch, Drinkend en converserend gezelschap
    Vermeer adopted the outdoor setting, in particular the motif of an alley with a figure seated on the right hand side of an arched entrance (which he later painted out but which is still visible through the upper paint layers). (Franits 2015, p. 105)

  • inspired by
    Pieter de Hooch, Twee vrouwen en een kind in een binnenplaats
    Vermeer also situated the scene outside a house, he adopted the atmosphere with women engaged in household chores, accompanied by children, and the masonry walls with their nuances of textures and tone. (Liedtke 2008, p. 90)

  • used as model for

    a copy of the same size in sale Wed. A. Kluytenaer-Raidk Amsterdam, 16-10-1849, nr. 57 (for fl. 3150,- to Cramer)

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Technical documentation
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Creation date: 2002-11-12; Last modified date: 2021-12-08

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