Malle Babbe

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Malle Babbe is a famous 17th-century Dutch genre painting by Frans Hals, depicting a laughing woman with a tankard of beer and an owl, celebrated for its lively brushwork and expressive character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch Golden Age painting
painting
artForm painting
artHistoricalReputation celebrated work by Frans Hals
masterpiece of genre painting
artStyle loose brushwork
painterly style
cataloguedIn Frans Hals’s oeuvre
surface form: Frans Hals oeuvre catalogues
collection Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
surface form: Gemäldegalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
colorPalette earth tones
strong contrasts of light and dark
countryOfOrigin Dutch Republic
creator Frans Hals
creatorNationality Dutch
culture Dutch
depicts laughing woman
owl
tankard of beer
depictsAnimal owl
depictsEmotion laughter
merriment
depictsSex female
depictsSocialClass lower-class woman
genre genre painting
hasBeenExhibitedAt Gemäldegalerie exhibitions
hasPart beer tankard
figure of a woman
owl on shoulder
imageFormat portrait orientation
inception circa 1630s
influencedBy Dutch tavern genre tradition
location Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
surface form: Gemäldegalerie, Berlin
medium oil paint
movement Baroque
Dutch Golden Age
notableFor expressive character
lively brushwork
originalTitle Malle Babbe self-link
period 17th century
subjectMatter drinking
popular culture figure
tavern scene
support canvas
titleLanguage Dutch
usesTechnique chiaroscuro
rapid brushstrokes

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Frans Hals notableWork Malle Babbe
Malle Babbe originalTitle Malle Babbe self-link
Hals notableWork Malle Babbe