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Flemish School, late 17th century; follower of Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640). Soldiers Drinking in Front of an Inn. Oil on canvas. 82 x 100 cm (re-stretched, restored) Expert: René Millet. Expert’s note: “A copy of a painting by Rubens from the 1630s that is now lost (see H. G. Evers, *Rubens und sein Werk*, Brussels, 1943). This painting was likely Rubens’s only foray into the genre scene.” Bibliography: Hans Gerhard Evers, “Rubens and His Works,” pp. 317–320. Note: Rubens’s studio undoubtedly allowed many painters to learn, create, and diversify through commissions: portraits, landscapes, and genre scenes, such as the subject above depicting soldiers and their zest for life with a blend of realism and symbolism.
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