- It shows a fancifully dressed youth with a skull, wearing a beret with a multitude of feathers.Bulunamadı: халс
- Young Man Holding a Skull (Vanitas) by Frans Hals was often thought to be a painting of that scene in Shakespeare’s play "Hamlet" when Hamlet is holding the...Bulunamadı: халс
- In fact, this portrait is not a portrait: although the young man is often identified as Hamlet, the picture is most likely a traditional for Dutch art allegory.Bulunamadı: халс
- Skulls are objects that are also called ‘Vanitas’ (latin for vanity): objects that symbolize the transience of life and the certainty of death.Bulunamadı: халс
- English: Young Man with a Skull, c.1626 Oil on canvas, 92 x 81 cm.Bulunamadı: халс
- The skull held by the boy is a reminder of the transience of life and the certainty of death.Bulunamadı: халс
- a painting of a man with a skull in his hand and a feather on his head.
- Франс Халс. Музей Серебряного века (Дом В.Я. Брюсова).Bulunamadı: skull
- Portrait of a young man / 1660 Франс Халс портрет.Bulunamadı: skull
- My Daily Art Display today is the oil on canvas painting entitled Young Man Handling a Skull (Vanitas) painted by Frans Hals between 1626 and 1628.Bulunamadı: халс
