The Dutch Masters: Vermeer
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The Dutch Masters: Vermeer was released on January 1, 2000.
The Dutch Masters: Vermeer has a runtime of 50m.
The Dutch Masters: Vermeer was produced by Bob Carruthers, Ronald Davis, Dennis Hedlund.
Born in 1632, only three dozen canvases survive from his working life. A resident of the Dutch city of Delft, it is Vermeer's subject matter that is the first point of interest in his work. Unusually, he chose to depict scenes of ordinary, everyday life. His images are calm and precise, almost mathematical in their organization, while his ability to depict the effects of light are also remarkable, though for a long time his skills were almost completely unknown. It would be two hundred years after Vermeer's death before his status as a Dutch Master began to be fully recognized. The Great Artists also features leading authorities, art historians and scholars.
The key characters in The Dutch Masters: Vermeer are Narrator (Don Fellows).
The Dutch Masters: Vermeer is a Documentary film.
The Dutch Masters: Vermeer has an audience rating of 6.2 out of 10.