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Pieter De Hooch, Village House, 1665- creates mystery in Vermeer's work- stands out doing unusual things in his paintings- they are both genre paintings- De Hooch is different that they are posed like a stage on the play- Vermeer didn't paint the faces of the woman to make it more UNIVERSAL. It could represent any dutch classes! It is a symbol of dutch culture, than a picture- natural

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Pieter De Hooch, Village House, 1665

- creates mystery in Vermeer's work
- stands out doing unusual things in his paintings
- they are both genre paintings
- De Hooch is different that they are posed like a stage on the play
- Vermeer didn't paint the faces of the woman to make it more UNIVERSAL. It could represent any dutch classes! It is a symbol of dutch culture, than a picture
- natural





 
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