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Monsù Bernardo, Eberhard, or Bernhard Keilhau (Helsingør 1624 – Rome 1687), attributed Little Street Vendor Oil on canvas 68 x 112 cm His first teacher was Morten van Steenwinkel. Later, he joined Rembrandt’s workshop in Amsterdam. After his early experiments with religious subjects, he arrived in Italy in 1651 and blended his Rembrandtesque style with the “bambocciante” school of painting, inspired by Salvator Rosa, Matteo de’ Pitocchi, Antonio Amorosi, and Giacomo Francesco Cipper. His works are housed in major museums: the Prado in Madrid, the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, the Museum of Catalonia in Barcelona, Troja Castle near Prague, The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, and many others. Monsù Bernardo, Eberhard or Bernhard Keilhau (Helsingør 1624 – Rome 1687) attributed A Small Street Vendor Oil on canvas 68 x 112 cm
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