Vermeer's The Concert
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Johannes Vermeer's painting "The Concert" from around 1664 depicts a musical gathering in a richly colored interior. In the painting, the costumes of the main figures are rendered in the primary colors of red, blue, and yellow, while secondary figures are shown in duller hues like olive green or brown. The harpsichord, a wing-shaped keyboard instrument popular in the 17th century, is featured prominently as music was an integral part of Dutch social life at the time and musical gatherings a common way to promote social interaction.
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Editor's Notes
- - This picture, The Procuress by Dirck van Baburen, most likely belonged to Vermeer's mother-in-law, Maria Thins. - It portrays a young female prostitute/lutenist, a bearded man who is the client and an older woman, the procuress, who points to her opened hand demanding the money. -
- - Early critics claimed that the older singing woman to the right would be the procuress, the seated lutenist, the client and the seated harpsichordist the prostitute. - However, modern critics see The Procuress painting more likely an invitation to moderation than excess.
- Link to the scene: http://www.bostonlowbrow.com/2010/04/the-gardner-gets-a-shout-out-on-the-simpsons/