What was a common setting in Teniers' paintings?
Royal courts
Tavern scenes
Modern cities
Foreign landscapes
Answer
Taverns were a frequent subject in David Teniers the Younger's paintings, capturing the lively ambiance and social interactions within these establishments. His keen observation and attention to detail brought these scenes to life, portraying gatherings of peasants, farmers, and travelers enjoying their leisure time, drinking, smoking, playing games, and engaging in various activities that characterized tavern life in 17th-century Flanders.
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