A previously unknown painting by Johannes Vermeer?

Maybe not, but in this artwork women of Johannes Vermeer’s paintings from the 17th century have gathered together to sit, chat, and enjoy a little wine. Yes, the water jug is now filled with red wine and one of the maidens is tired after a hard day and falls asleep. The timing and composition for a moment could have been better, but it was difficult to keep the women in place to capture this never before seen moment in history.

A total of seven Johannes / Jan Vermeer paintings are used in the art adaptation:

• The Girl with the Wine Glass (c. 1659), Dame en twee heren.
• Girl with a Pearl Earring (1665), Meisje met de parel.
• Christ in the House of Martha and Mary (1655), Christus in het huis van Martha en Maria.
• A Girl Asleep (1657), Slapend meisje.
• Woman with a Water Jug/ Pitcher (1662), Vrouw met waterkan.
• Lady Standing at a Virginal, Staande virginaalspeelster (c. 1670-1673).
• The Lacemaker (c. 1669-1671), De kantwerkster.

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Only six women left on the painting edition

Another version of the picture with only six women in the picture. The orange has also disappeared from the table, perhaps the woman who left the scene took it with her.