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Matthijs Naiveu

Dutch painter (1647-1726)

Born in Leiden. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 164735 dated paintingsDied 1726

45 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Boy and girl blowing soap bubbles
    Boy and girl blowing soap bubbles
    Matthijs Naiveu
    2nd millennium
  • Portrait of Adriaen Alberding (1650-1702)
    Portrait of Adriaen Alberding (1650-1702)
    Matthijs Naiveu
    17th century · Frans Hals Museum
  • Carnival Scene
    Carnival Scene
    Matthijs Naiveu
    17th century
  • Family portrait
    Family portrait
    Matthijs Naiveu
    17th century
  • Een schoenlapper werkzaam op straat
    Een schoenlapper werkzaam op straat
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1662–1721 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Saint Jerome and the Lion
    Saint Jerome and the Lion
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1662–1721 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • A schoolroom interior
    A schoolroom interior
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1662–1721 · Kunsthandel P. de Boer
  • Theatrical performance in the open air
    Theatrical performance in the open air
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1670–1698 · Rijksmuseum
  • Man smoking a pipe
    Man smoking a pipe
    Matthijs Naiveu
    c. 1670 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • Dominie Johannes Weeckstein (1638–1687)
    Dominie Johannes Weeckstein (1638–1687)
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1674 · New York Historical
  • The Newborn Baby
    The Newborn Baby
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1675 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • An equestrian portrait of a cavalry officer
    An equestrian portrait of a cavalry officer
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1675
  • St. Jerome
    St. Jerome
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1676 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait of an unknown woman
    Portrait of an unknown woman
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1678 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Cardplayers
    Cardplayers
    Matthijs Naiveu
    1679
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