Interior of an Inn

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Interior of an Inn, a 1663 painting by Adriaen van Ostade, depicts a lively scene inside a rustic inn. The artwork, measuring 0.419 meters wide by 0.308 meters high, is housed at Buckland Abbey.

The painting shows a group of seven individuals, mostly peasants, gathered around a small wooden table in a dimly lit interior. The figures are dressed in simple, worn clothing typical of the era. Some are engaged in conversation, while others appear to be eating or drinking. One figure holds a spoon, suggesting a meal is in progress. The atmosphere is informal and convivial, suggesting a casual gathering. A small dog sits near the table. The setting is a simple, somewhat cluttered room with wooden beams, a fireplace, and various household items visible in the background. The overall palette is muted, with browns, dark greens, and muted earth tones dominating the scene. The style is characteristic of Dutch genre painting, focusing on everyday life and the portrayal of ordinary people.