Jan Maurits Quinkhard

Jan Maurits Quinkhard, born in 1688 in Rhenen and died in 1772 in Amsterdam, was a Dutch painter known for his portraits and genre scenes. His works, such as 'Portrait of a Man' and 'The Music Party,' are admired for their refined technique and elegant compositions, capturing the essence of Dutch Golden Age life and character. Influenced by the Amsterdam School and his contemporary Cornelis Troost, Quinkhard's technique involved a delicate and intimate approach to composition and color, conveying the charm and sophistication of his subjects. His career was marked by his ability to depict the elegance and warmth of Dutch society, making him a celebrated figure in 18th-century Dutch painting.