Flemish genre painting tradition
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The Flemish genre painting tradition is a style of 16th–17th century Low Countries art that vividly depicts everyday life, often with humorous, moralizing, or satirical scenes of common people in domestic and tavern settings.
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| Flemish genre painting tradition canonical | 1 |
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