De Hoochonly once painted a canvas of large size, and that unfortunately perished in a fire at Rotterdam in 1864.
For England was the first country to recognize the merit of De Hooch who only began to be valued in Holland in the middle of the 18th century.
De Hooch is one of the kindliest and most charming painters of homely subjects that Holland has produced.
English lovers of art brought De Hooch into favour, and many of his pictures are in England.
De Hooch ran a practiced eye over the console and swallowed.
When the radiation detectors registered low enough, de Hooch dragged Ferguson into the outer chamber, then went back and got Metty and put him through the same process.
There were several possible reactions which Ferguson and Metty could have used to produce Hg-203, but de Hooch was fairly sure he knew which one it was.
Old Nursery Rhyme Peter deHooch was dreaming that the moon had blown up when he awakened.
De Hooch splinted the broken bones as best he could and gave each of them a shot of narcodyne.
Once inside the control room, de Hooch said: "How are those control circuits?
It was Willows who had first tagged de Hooch with that silly nickname, "Guzzle".
There had been enough pressure left in there to blow de Hooch up against the nearest wall when he opened the door.
De Hoochwent over to the periscope and put his eyes to the binoculars.
Stretched as he was on the rack, deHooch could not think straight because of the excruciating pain.
I'm gone already," de Hooch said, dropping the phone back into place.
They found Peter de Hoochsound asleep in the control chair, and the instruments showed that the Ditmars-Horst reactor was inactive.
Something in the man's voice made deHooch turn his head away from the periscope's eyepieces.
Hooch ay, lass; Angus will be always right by your way of it,--it is in your bed you should be.
Pieter de Hooch seems to have been in Rembrandt's secrets, and knew how to adapt the genius of that great master to familiar scenes, just as Gonzales Coques had adapted the genius of Rubens.
Burger says he has never seen a single picture by De Hooch that is not of the first rank.
DE HOOCH The Country House] =Seven Fine Examples of his Work in the Rijks.
Another picture shows a sunlight effect, in which both De Hooch and Vermeer of Delft delighted.
In later pieces his style is reminiscent of De Hooch and Metsu, but it is brighter and the tone more enamelled.
Ran out o' hooch and was afraid he'd get sober, so he comes down here to get soaked up some more.
And all of them strolled down again with nothing to brag about but a drink of hooch and a mouthful of talk with the squaw-man.
You get liquor, old son, because 'tis medicine to you, and any hooch drinked here, I must prescribe.
A man does not throw off a load of hooch so quickly.
He was blear-eyed and puffed of face, his throat was raw and burning from the unbelievable amount of hooch he had swallowed in the night, but his abnormal organisation had thrown off the effects of the alcohol and he was cold sober.
He gets enough hooch here to keep any human gent laid out twenty-six hours out of the twenty-four, but somehow whenever you come moseying up to his camp he's on his pins, ready to give you a drink and a lot of locoed talk.
And that means, then, that my love for hooch will conquer my hate for it?
And I kept full ofhooch myself, or I couldn't have stood it.
Without hoochone place was as good as another and if they should find gold--why they could return and buy much hooch, from some other whiskey runner.
There were only eighteen or twenty of them all told, now, and they preferred to hang about along the rivers, trapping just enough fur to make a scanty living and pay for the hooch that the free-traders brought in.
What have you got, a load of hooch for the Injuns?
Brent worked for a week in a sawmill, and then quit, bought some hooch and some necessary food, and retired to his cabin to reread his reports and laugh at the efforts of the hillside miners.
The hooch joints will be two days behind me before I get my hands on that dust.
By the time the policemen would get here the hooch trader would be many miles away.
Well, listen: You're hittin' the hooch too hard fer to suit Stoell.
And Henri of the White Water told me of the great stores in Edmonton where one may buy fine clothes, of other stores where one may sell hooch without fear of the police, and also where one may win money with cards.
The bottle of hoochpressed against his side, and carefully so as not to disturb the covering robe, he drew it from beneath his parka.
In producing an effect of serenity, Hooch is unsurpassed.
At an auction in Amsterdam in the middle of the 17th century a De Hooch is praised as being "nearly equal to the famous Van der Meer of Delft," and there is often some confusion between the works of the two painters.
He left the river-side, and this time he found the Hooch Straet, and it speedily led him to the Stadthouse.
They entered Rotterdam by the Schiedamze Poort; and, as Gerard was unacquainted with the town, Peter directed him the way to the Hooch Straet, in which the Stadthouse was.
Peter de Hooch (Ryks) From a Photograph by Franz Hanfstaengl Portrait of a Youth.
De Hooch had two fetishes--a rich crimson dress or jacket and an open door.
At least it seems to me that his picture in our National Gallery of the waiting maid is finer than anything by De Hooch in Holland.
Peter deHooch is himself represented in this little gallery, but the picture is in bad condition.
I don't eat between meals like you English folks are always doing, but I'll take a shot of hooch with you.
Looked like it would help a lot for them to get out in a hack and get a few shots ofhooch under their belts, stop at a few roadhouses, take in a good variety show; get 'em to feeling good, understand?
Wiley won't be looking for anything but home and a stiff drink of hooch when he gets back to the world," she remarked.
Pieter de Hooch is a Dutch artist you are going to love.
Hooch loved the sunshine and used it to brighten every home he painted.
It is said that deHooch often put in his people after he had finished painting his picture.
