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The Procuress

painting by Baburen
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  • Baburen, Dirck van: The Procuress
    Dirck van Baburen

    …from everyday life), such as The Procuress (1622). A certain coarseness in conception, irregular compositional rhythms, and less atmospheric quality distinguish Baburen’s art from that of his greater contemporaries, but his manner of painting can be said to be broad and forceful.

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    …from everyday life), such as The Procuress (1622). A certain coarseness in conception, irregular compositional rhythms, and less atmospheric quality distinguish Baburen’s art from that of his greater contemporaries, but his manner of painting can be said to be broad and forceful.

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