A Woman Peeling Apples
- Artist
- Pieter de Hooch
- Date
- c.1663
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Genre painting
- Location
- Wallace Collection
"A Woman Peeling Apples" is a masterful example of genre painting by Dutch Golden Age artist Pieter de Hooch, showcasing his keen attention to domestic life and everyday activities. Painted during the Baroque period, it features a woman peeling apples on a canvas with remarkable realism and depth. The artwork emphasizes natural light and everyday scenes, typical of de Hooch’s style. While primarily an oil painting, it captures the warmth and intimacy of domestic life, exemplifying the richness of Dutch genre painting. The piece is currently held in the Wallace Collection in London.
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