Dutch Masters
Rembrandt-style cigar brand
Dutch Masters refers to the great painters of the Netherlands' Golden Age in the 17th century—Rembrandt, Vermeer, Hals, and their contemporaries, known for masterful use of light and domestic scenes.
The term also names a brand of machine-made cigars, familiar from convenience stores and often used as blunt wraps: He bought a Dutch Master to roll up.
- tobacco industryCigarette and cigar trade
- smoke shopTobacco retail establishment
- convenience storeSmall quick-access retail shop
- VermeerBaroque Dutch painter
- RembrandtSeventeenth-century Dutch painter
cigar lounges · advertising campaigns · Rijksmuseum · Golden Age · branding · cultural appropriation · chiaroscuro · art history · oil painting · still life · portraiture
- DutchHolland, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Rotterdam, Utrecht
- NetherlandsAmsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, tulips
- paintingoil painting, watercolor, acrylic paint, oils, oil paints
- art museumspaintings, The Louvre, galleries, permanent collection, exhibitions
- art historyart history, Renaissance, Baroque, Impressionism, modern art
- Dutch cultureSinterklaas, stroopwafels, tulips, gezelligheid, bitterballen
Dutch MastersSunday painters
Amateur recreational artists
outsider artists · street artists · paint-by-numbers · kitsch
Dutch, Masters, master, mastery, masterful, masterfully, masterly, mastered, mastering