His early Saint Praxedis was copied from Felice Ficherelli, while his only mythological work, Diana and Her Companions, was an imitation of Titian.
His early Saint Praxedis was copied from Felice Ficherelli, while his only mythological work, Diana and Her Companions, was an imitation of Titian. He imitated Erasmus Quellinus in his first surviving work, Christ in the House of Mary and Martha, while he followed The Procuress with his first mature work, Girl Asleep at a Table. He began using small dabs of paint called "pointillés" in works like The Glass of Wine, which, like most of his paintings, features the two-color tile for which his hometown is famous. For 10 points, name this artist of Allegory of Painting, a Dutch painter best known for his View of Delft.
His early Saint Praxedis was copied from Felice Ficherelli, while his only mythological work, Diana and Her Companions, was an imitation of Titian.
Johannes {Vermeer}