Past
Vermeer and the Delft School
The London leg of the Met's survey of Vermeer and his Delft contemporaries. The full sixteen-entry Vermeer catalogue hung here, including Dresden's The Procuress (cat. 66) and Vienna's The Art of Painting, both highlights of the London tour that distinguished it from the New York leg. The privately owned Young Woman Seated at a Virginal travelled with the show, lent by Baron Frédéric Rolin.
- Dates
- 20 Jun 2001 – 16 Sept 2001
- Museum
The National Gallery
Paintings17
Diana and her Companions
1653–1656
Christ in the House of Martha and Mary
1654–1656
The Procuress
1656
A Maid Asleep
1656–1657
The Milkmaid
1657–1661
The Little Street
1657–1661
The Glass of Wine
1658–1661
Young Woman with a Water Pitcher
1662–1665
Woman with a Lute
1662–1665
Woman Holding a Balance
1662–1665
Girl with a Red Hat
1665–1667
Study of a Young Woman
1665–1674
The Art of Painting
1662–1668
Allegory of Faith
1670–1674
A Lady Standing at a Virginal
1670–1674
A Lady Seated at a Virginal
1670–1675
Johannes Vermeer
A Young Woman Seated at the Virginals
1670
DisputedSources
- Walter Liedtke, Vermeer and the Delft School, exh. cat. (Metropolitan Museum of Art / Yale University Press, 2001), cat. nos. 64–79
- Jonathan Janson, Essential Vermeer — per-painting catalogue cross-reference to London 2001
- The Leiden Collection — Young Woman Seated at a Virginal, catalogue entry (exhibition history)