The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Portrait of Frans Hals (fig. 1) has consistently underwhelmed its viewers since it entered the collection in 1931 as part of ...

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Until 1935, this small panel was considered to be a self-portrait by Hals of about 1650. A similar work in the Indianapolis Museum of Art is now viewed by ...

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Some of Hals's portrait work is characterised by a subdued palette, reflecting the politely serious tones of his fashionable clients' wardrobe. In contrast, the ...

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The exhibition brought together a fine selection of Hals's best male portraits from across his long career spanning more than fifty-five years. In doing so, the ...

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A self-portrait of Frans Hals painted around 1650. Credit: Sepia ...

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Portrait of Frans Hals. 1648 ... This small painting is considered the best of several copies of a lost self-portrait made by Frans Hals in the late 1640s.

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As Haarlem's most popular portrait artist in the 17th century, Frans Hals made his mark on Dutch Golden Age art with a revolutionary new approach to painting ...

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One of fifteen extant copies of a lost self-portrait made by Hals in the late 1640s, this painting beautifully replicates the artist's signature style.

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Frans Hals (c. 1580 - August 26, 1666) was a Dutch Golden Age painter especially famous for portraiture. He is notable for his loose painterly brushwork.

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