Pieter de Hooch, The small country house
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Pieter de Hooch, The small country house, Cercle Francais d'Art (1952). Via artnap.com
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A reproduction of a Dutch Golden Age style courtyard scene showing a brick house with a red tiled roof and tall chimney. Two figures sit at a small table drinking from glasses while another woman stands in the doorway and a servant pours liquid beside a wooden barrel. The printed page carries the title, artist, museum and publisher details, dated 1952.
