The ridiculous squire by Cornelis Troost (1744)

Watercolor of two men fencing in a green-walled room while a seated woman in pink and onlookers watch from the left.

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The ridiculous squire, Cornelis Troost (1744), Städel Museum. Via artnap.com

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A watercolor drawing shows two men in an interior with green paneled walls and gilded sconces, one thrusting a rapier toward the other in a fencing bout. A seated woman in a pink gown and a man in a tricorn hat watch from the left, while a woman gestures near an open double door. The work is by Cornelis Troost, dated 1744, and held by the Städel Museum.

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Date

1744

Medium

Drawing

Museum

Städel Museum

License

Public domain

Themes

Drawings & Sketches