Pieter De Bloot (Rotterdam 1601-1658)

The scene depicts a tavern interior with resting soldiers enjoying a convivial moment in the background, while the foreground is occupied by armor, banners, and percussion instruments of the infantry. In the center, a charming child accompanied by a puppy takes advantage of the moment to strike the soldiers' drum. Period: First half of the 17th century Author: Attributed to the circle of Pieter De Bloot Pieter de Bloot (Rotterdam, 1601 – Rotterdam, November 6, 1658) was a Dutch painter. He specialized in the creation of rustic genre scenes, varying from Flemish examples but maintaining a certain introspective character, typically Dutch. His "barn interiors" are among the first examples of the genre, popular in the circles of artists in Rotterdam, his city where he was active throughout his life. Condition: Excellent, the painting has been previously restored and relined. Size: 86 x 78 We provide a guarantee of authenticity for sale in accordance with the law.