Cornelis de Man
1621 – 1706
Dutch painter. He spent several years in Italy and France, an experience from which he did not greatly benefit for when he returned home he produced works with an abundance of detail, chiefly conversation pieces depicting middle-class life, in the manner of Vermeer and de Hooch. Although Pieter de Hooch had no recorded pupils he influenced and was imitated by other painters in Delft and Amsterdam, and since his own original works decline in his later period, his followers, among them de Man, come at times pretty close to him.
9 artworks in collection
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Works
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16391670
Museum

Interior with a Family and Two Nurses before a Fire
Private collection1670
A Man Weighing Gold
Private collection1670
Interior of the Oude Kerk, Delft
Private collection
Interior of a Townhouse
Private collection
Interior of the Oude Kerk in Delft
Private collection
The Reading Lesson
Private collection

