Modern photography can be considered to be the equivalence of all the paintings from all these Dutch artists displaying multiple everyday. The same way we take pictures of our regular lives, the same thing the Dutch were capturing with their pictures these realistic functions and ideal home representation. Dutch seventeenth-century artists produced paintings of everyday domestic spaces, utensils and foods in an unprecedented and variation.Seventeenth-century Dutch paintings of the fancy cuisines and fine tableware were highly appealing to the eye. Artists such as Abraham van Beyeren, Willem Claesz Heda were famous for their ripe fruits, vintage wines, gleaming metal, and very tasteful.
The Reformation in the Netherlands and the division between Protestants and Catholics religion began to play a different role in the economy. Most biblical related painting didn't mean much to the poor and middle-class so when artist began to separate the church from art and they painted everything else about the Dutch in the Dutch Republic. The poor and middle class found …show more content…
Some of the top trading clients from the Netherlands were with England, France, Germany, Portugal, Scotland, and Spain. Herring was one of the top jobs in the Netherlands about 10% of the men were sailors.The Dutch would go to British waters to catch herring but the British did not like the use of their waters by the Dutch. Privateers would attack Dutch fishing ships because of this tension eventually the Dutch market was greatly impacted by the decline in the fish market. In the fifteenth century the Dutch exploited the use of timber and turning it into lumber in order to create an efficient wind-powered saw-mill. That was the only good use of timber either though they started building ships at a faster and cheaper rate expanding peaking interested by other countries building warships for these