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Jan van Mieris

Dutch painter (1660-1690)

Born in Leiden. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 166010 dated paintingsDied 1690

11 works

  • Pictura; woman surrounded by books, statuettes and a blank canvas
    Pictura; woman surrounded by books, statuettes and a blank canvas
    Frans van Mieris the Elder and Jan van Mieris
    1663
  • Poetry: woman writing in the woods, tweede helft 17e eeuw
    Poetry: woman writing in the woods, tweede helft 17e eeuw
    Frans van Mieris the Elder and Jan van Mieris
    1663 · Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister
  • Courtesan Counting Money
    Courtesan Counting Money
    Jan van Mieris
    c. 1680 · Leiden Collection
  • Portrait of a young Man
    Portrait of a young Man
    Jan van Mieris
    1680–1690 · Rijksmuseum
  • Lady and Cavalier
    Lady and Cavalier
    Jan van Mieris
    c. 1680 · Wallace Collection
  • Portrait of Cornelis Backer (1633-1681)
    Portrait of Cornelis Backer (1633-1681)
    Jan van Mieris
    1681–1682 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Willem Backer (1595-1652)
    Willem Backer (1595-1652)
    Jan van Mieris
    1682 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Woman Holding a Dog in a Landscape
    Woman Holding a Dog in a Landscape
    Jan van Mieris
    c. 1683–1685 · Leiden Collection
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Jan van Mieris
    1685 · Museum De Lakenhal
  • Portrait of a Smoking Artist
    Portrait of a Smoking Artist
    Jan van Mieris
    1688 · Hamburger Kunsthalle
  • Portrait of a young woman
    Portrait of a young woman
    Jan van Mieris
    · Finnish National Gallery
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