Frans Hals was a master painter who brought paint to life. He wanted the paint to be seen! Hals’s fluid brushwork brought movement to his paintings, ensuring even portraits could breathe. 🖌️ In the online discovery tour ‘Frans Hals: Strokes of Genius’, Joanna Lumley takes the visitor to 17th-century Haarlem. Learn more about Frans Hals and explore why his style was so revolutionary. For the first time ever it will be possible to zoom in on his paintings down to the smallest detail. 🔎 🚨 Frans

🎨 Schon mal gedacht, dass Gemälde mehr Lachen vertragen könnten? Frans Hals, der 'Maler des Lachens', hat im 17. Jahrhundert genau das in die Kunst gebracht. Seine lebendigen Porträts voller strahlender Gesichter und unbeschwerter Momente sind ein erfrischender Kontrast zu den oft ernsten Bildern seiner Zeitgenossen. 🖌️ Mehr über diesen außergewöhnlichen Künstler erfahrt ihr in unserer neuen Doku ➡ "Frans Hals - Maler des Lachens". Jetzt online auf arte.tv: https://so.arte/frans_hals | Arte

Hals, Van de Velde, Ruisdael, Ter Borch… The list of artists who are directly related to each other is extensive. Curator Justine Rinnooy Kan dives into the family history of some of the museum’s most famous inhabitants in the new episode of #RijksmuseumUnlocked 🔓 Do you know of any other famous artist families? ℹ️ More Rijksmuseum from home: https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/from-home | Rijksmuseum

From Frans Hals to Van Gogh 🎨 Larry Keith, our Head of Conservation, reveals the details behind a letter Vincent van Gogh wrote to his brother Theo after visiting Frans Hals's paintings at the Rijksmuseum. Book your tickets to see 'The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Frans Hals', Members go free: https://bit.ly/3Tg8oKU | National Gallery

Now open! The major Frans Hals exhibition. The exhibition includes four Hals masterpieces loaned by Haarlem’s Frans Hals Museum. One of them, ‘The Banquet of the Officers of the St George Militia Company’, made in 1616, has never been loaned before. On Hals' first militia piece, we see the officers who served from 1612 to 1615. We've tracked this unique moment to witness the officers leave Haarlem for the first time and observe their journey to the Rijksmuseum. Make sure not to pass up this uniq

Frans Hals s'est fait les dents en peignant des sourires 🖌️ Avec Culture Prime | ARTE