If "Jan Lievens: A Dutch Master Rediscovered" were a sales pitch for its hero, would it get you to buy? Here are half a dozen reasons why clients back then, and art lovers now, might pick Lievens ...

Jan Lievens’s Portrait of Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp (1597–1653) (ca. 1652/53) overlaid with the famous print based on the drawing. Photo courtesy of Christopher Bishop Fine Art, New York.

Maerten Tromp, commander of the Dutch fleet, sat for a formal portrait by Jan Lievens a year before his death in battle in 1653. The image emerged in 2020 at a small auction house in Massachusetts ...

Jan Lievens, Self-Portrait, c. 1629-1630. Private Collection The Feast of Esther , painted by Lievens c. 1625, was identified for years in 20th-century art texts as an early Rembrandt.

The Jan Lievens portrait will be on display at TEFAF Maastricht. It had an estimate of $200 to $300 in 2020 but is now asking $1.44 million.

Jan Lievens "Jan Lievens" rewrites history of Dutch paintings. On the surface "Jan Lievens: A Dutch Master Rediscovered," the new exhibit that opened Friday and runs through April 26 at Milwaukee ...

The 17th century painter, printmaker, and draftsman Jan Lievens was an estimable and, in his time (1607-1674), famous painter of portraits, landscapes, allegories and religious art, but he was no ...

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Jan Lievens (481 results) FILTER SORT ×. Load More. Back to Top Jan Lievens. Portrait of a man. Sale Date: February 5, 2025. Auction Closed. Jan Lievens. Landschaft mit badenden Nymphen, 1657–1660 ...

Jan Lievens (Dutch 1607–1674), Portrait of Admiral Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp (1597–1653), ca. 1652/3, black chalk on cream paper, 310 x 311 mm (irregular).

Author of Jan Lievens: Out of Rembrandt's Shadow, Mathew Gurewitsch. J. Henry Fair. What drew you to this story? Can you describe its genesis? The trigger was the retrospective at the National ...