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Peter Paul Rubens
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All-around genius working for peace, beauty, and intelligent thought
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Peter Paul Rubens
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2/2 When the children pretend to be adults, it shows us what we're really like. And it isn't pretty. By Jan Miense Molenaer, because it's his day. pic.twitter.com/jvkzfXv8nz
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When children pretend to be grownups, it's actually not funny. Uncomfortable moment from 1628 by Jan Miense Molenaer, whose day is today. pic.twitter.com/GyxJRxyEZo
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P.P. Rubens' sketches of various Medieval Counts of Flanders (incl. Louis I and Philip I), 1609, British Library pic.twitter.com/NU5WUuSEzn
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2/2 The cat. Totally bored. Never had any intention of denying anybody. pic.twitter.com/Yx0vvjhAKS
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Peter Paul Rubens
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Not just another Dutch guardroom scene: Peter, trying to sneak out, denying Christ. And the cat, bored with it all. From 1633 by Jan Miense Molenaer. It's his day. pic.twitter.com/Hlj6eKvMJ8
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2/2 This old woman is willing to pay lots of money for a painting about death. Or is she more interested in the handsome artist? He's laughing at her, either way. And he's Jan Miense Molenaer, whose day is today. pic.twitter.com/caXrlCvN5Q
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Peter Paul Rubens
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Art just imitated life in the artist's studio in 1631. Especially the dancing dog! This according to Jan Miense Molenaer, whose day is today. pic.twitter.com/FwRHpZft8U
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Peter Paul Rubens
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2/2 Children who have been mocking dwarves are attacked back. One of the least funny comical pictures of the Dutch Golden Age, by Jan Miense Molenaer. It’s his day. pic.twitter.com/jQjg9QSq1t
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Peter Paul Rubens
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Children's musical party in 1627. Love girl playing the helmet! By Jan Miense Molenaer, because it's his day. pic.twitter.com/5tWi8E9Bni
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Peter Paul Rubens
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2/2 Who did it better? No comparison -- Judith Leyster outdid her husband Jan Miense Molenaer on this one, by a mile. Molenaer's girl is laughing at her painter! Judith's boy just keeps playing his flute, in her masterpiece. pic.twitter.com/ICS0sM4hA0
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Peter Paul Rubens
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Girl with a flute, laughing. By Jan Miense Molenaer of Haarlem, whose day is today. pic.twitter.com/yo6sBrKB9Q
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Peter Paul Rubens
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3/3 Sense of touch: wife beats her idiotic husband about head with a slipper. From Jan Miense Molenaer's "five senses" series. Today is his day. pic.twitter.com/sm8yR0aoZ8
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Peter Paul Rubens
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2/2 Must mention that when my friend Jan Brueghel and I had painted the "sense of smell" twenty years earlier, it was a much more elegant and well-scented affair. Did involve a nude, of course. pic.twitter.com/3SdDobqtpO
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Peter Paul Rubens
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Sense of smell. Stench. From "five senses" series, 1637, by Jan Miense Molenaer of Haarlem. Husband of Judith Leyster! It's his day today. pic.twitter.com/oad0EDgCEn
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Peter Paul Rubens
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2/2 Woman playing the virginal, with two children (and a monkey!). Their harmony is about to be interrupted by man at the door. Painted in the 1630s by Jan Miense Molenaer, whose day is today. pic.twitter.com/S111TJZwMf
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Peter Paul Rubens
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Well, we know where he got that idea! Not that it wasn't a good one. Arcimboldo in 1562. pic.twitter.com/HUqfjAgbIC
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Peter Paul Rubens
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A family that plays together, stays together! Family harmony (including grandparents & various cousins on the wall) painted in 1635 by Jan Miense Molenaer. Today is his day. pic.twitter.com/zweW8sDivZ
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Peter Paul Rubens
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2/2 Also drawing a crowd at the village on market day: ballad singers/sellers, as depicted by Jan Miense Molenaer of Haarlem. It's his day. pic.twitter.com/SouWiOqWWr
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Peter Paul Rubens
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With a quack doctor, nothing is real but everybody believes it. Except the A+ dogs, who believe nothing. By Jan Miense Molenaer whose day is today. pic.twitter.com/0nVwQUgG47
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Peter Paul Rubens
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2/2 Superabundance of skulls in the painter's studio in 1650. Death is coming! We get it! Thanks to Jan Miense Molenaer, who himself died OTD in 1668. pic.twitter.com/ico0RVLWkd
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