Alegre Bebedor

c. 1628 - c. 1630

Conheça o convidado de festa supremo da Idade de Ouro Holandesa. Com as bochechas coradas, um chapéu preto exageradamente grande e uma caneca de cerveja firmemente na mão, este homem parece estar no meio de uma história hilária. Frans Hals usou pinceladas soltas e rápidas para capturar um momento fugaz de alegria, o que foi revolucionário na década de 1620, quando a maioria dos retratos era rígida e séria. Alguns historiadores até acreditam que este 'Alegre Bebedor' possa ser um autorretrato do próprio artista, relaxando após um longo dia de pintura.

Technique: Oil on canvas

Location: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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