Group of figures with flute player and group of figures with peasant woman

The evident stylistic references and comparisons with the best production of Bernhard Keilhau allow us to attribute these magnificent canvases to the hand of the Danish master. A painter of reality, the works of the Roman period depict popular characters, compositions with multiple figures of different ages, children, young people, and the elderly "... with a concrete characteristic, we note that almost all the paintings have certain dimensions: approximately 97 x 133 cm for the compositions with multiple figures." [Bernardo Keilhau known as Monsù Bernardo, M. Heimburger, Rome 1988, p. 117]. The two paintings, probably a figurative cycle, represent a scene of daily life with an allegorical "double entendre" meaning, a typical characteristic of Dutch painters. Dimensions: canvas 97 x 121 cm - frame 106 x 131 cm