05 novembre 2022
The Currier Museum of Art acquires a long-lost painting by Judith Leyster, a pioneering Dutch woman artist

09 janvier 2019
National Museum of Women in the Arts unveils major collection reinstallation

07 décembre 2018
An evening of Old Masters at Christie's realised $53,730,552

13 novembre 2017
Major exhibition of Dutch masters opens at the Art Gallery of New South Wales

11 octobre 2017
Philadelphia Museum to Present Centenary Exhibition Dedicated to Renowned Collection of European Old Master Art

12 août 2013
Judith Leyster (Haarlem 1609–1660 Heestede), The Concert, ca. 1633

23 novembre 2012
École hollandaise du XVIIe siècle, suiveur de Judith Leyster, L'enfant au chat

23 septembre 2010
Women Artists of the Renaissance
Renaissance Europe was not a promising place for female artists to emerge. Women were expected to marry and have children, and those who did work were not welcomed into male-dominated professions. In fact women were unable to even receive formal art training (a cornerstone of which was the study of the nude).But some did emerge. Privately taught, often by their fathers who were drafting them into the family business, and talented enough to gain commissions on merit alone, some women successfully made a living as artists.Here are ten... [Lire la suite]
28 novembre 2009
'Judith Leyster, The first woman to become a master painter' @ the Frans Hals Museum

23 juillet 2009
Portfolio : 'Judith Leyster, 1609–1660' @ the National Gallery of Art
