Johannes Vermeer

baroque

Vermeer Paintings 1632 - 1675 Netherlands, Baroque Painter

Girl Interrupted at Her Music, 1660

Oil on canvas, 44x39 cm

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Girl Interrupted at Her Music, 1660 by Johannes Vermeer is entirely handmade without use of artificial methods. It is painted on linen canvas with oil paints of the highest French quality.

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OIL PAINTING: Girl Interrupted at Her Music, 1660
In the composition of Girl Interrupted at Her Music by Vermeer we find a new twist - the interruption in the interaction of the two figures. The young girl looks out at the viewer, and takes time off from the making of music. It has been suggested that the Cupid on the wall conveys the emblematic meaning of unrequited love. Only the gentleman seems to be fully absorbed by his feelings, whereas the young woman appears distracted and inattentive. The treatment of light, falling in from the left, is also Vermeeresque.