At Home in the 17th Century publishing ) Landed at the Tate

) Landed at the Tate

Defying straightforward categorisation and encouraging spontaneity

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At Home in the 17th Century publishing ) Landed at the TateWhat belongings did people have at home in the 17th century? At Home in the 17th Century opens the door to everyday domestic life and brings the reader closer to the people of the time. From everyday objects such as combs and brooms used for personal care and household chores, to wedding rings and christening gifts that marked important life events. Instead of familiar idealized genre paintings, this book focuses on real life. Several Rijksmuseum