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19th Century Original Oil on Panel after David Teniers the Younger

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19th Century Original Oil on Panel after David Teniers the Younger
An oil on wood panel painting executed after 17th century Flemish painter David Teniers the Younger, renowned for his vivid depictions of peasant life and tavern scenes. This intimate genre composition portrays a bearded man and a young woman seated together at a rustic table, sharing drinks in a moment of flirtatious camaraderie. The man's arm is draped around the woman as she holds a goblet, while a richly detailed earthenware jug sits on the table. A narrative element is introduced in the upper right, where a stern-faced woman peeks through a window, evoking themes of voyeurism, morality, and consequence-hallmarks of Teniers' storytelling style. Painted on a single wooden panel, the surface bears a heavily crackled varnish typical of 19th century works imitating 17th century Flemish techniques. The back of the panel exhibits natural wood grain and age splits, further supporting the age of the work. This piece is a compelling example of the continued influence of Teniers' compositions well into later centuries, appealing to collectors of Old Master-inspired Continental art.

Artist: After David Teniers the Younger (Flemish, 1610-1690)
Issued: Late 19th century
Dimensions: 11"L x 12.50"H
Country of Origin: Belgium

Condition: Age related wear. The wood support is partially cracked on the upper center.