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Size A3: fits in standard frames.
High-quality colors on both sides.
With zipper.
Washing machine proof.
CACL000317
Dimensions: 12 cm x 16.8 cm
The format is 180 x 240 x 5 mm. The paper cover is flexible and has a linen structure. with an image of the famous painting by Carel Fabritius: The Goldfinch, on display in the Mauritshuis The Hague, The Net
Size A4: fits in standard frames.
Painting by Carel Fabritius (1622-1654), 'The Goldfinch' (1654) The original painting is on display in the Mauritshuis in The Hague;
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83% cotton, 15% polyamide, 2% elastane
Size: 22 x 31 cm
Material: plastic
+/- 30 gram
Size: 20 x 12,5 cm
material: 95 % cotton
article number: AETW000027
Lined, and with a zipper
Size 50x70 cm: fits standard poster frames.
Size A3: fits in standard frames.
WCFW000005
Carel Fabritius (1622-1654) is generally considered Rembrandt's most talented student, and even Vincent van Gogh expressed his admiration for him. Fabritius excelled in painting history paintings, portraits, still lifes and cityscapes. His interest in light, perspective and trompe l'oeil made him one of the pioneers of the Delft school, of which Johannes Vermeer is the best-known representative.
Unfortunately, Fabritius's promising painting career came to an abrupt end in 1654, when he died in the explosion of the powder magazine in Delft. This tragic event probably resulted in the loss of some of his work. Only about fifteen paintings and a dozen drawings have been preserved to date.
The Goldfinch
One of his well-known works is The Goldfinch. The panel depicts a goldfinch sitting on a pole in front of its feeder, to which it is attached by a chain. In this work of art, Fabritius' talent for trompe-l'oeil painting comes strongly to the fore.
We have created a beautiful product line with this bird for our collection. Products from this line are a nice addition to your interior, as an accessory or as a souvenir of a museum visit. Get this cute little bird in your home now via our online shop, the Museum Webshop!
