Netherlands, Holland. 1591 - 1656
Genre, interior scene with figures, and bucolic landscape painting
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1647 Holland - 1721/26 Holland. Known for: Portrait, figure, genre painting.
Matthijs Naiveau (1647-c.1726). Naiveu is best known for his religious, allegorical and genre scenes, and his portraits (which are rarer) show the influence of the late work of Caspar Netscher (c.... Read full biography
Matthijs Naiveau (1647-c.1726). Naiveu is best known for his religious, allegorical and genre scenes, and his portraits (which are rarer) show the influence of the late work of Caspar Netscher (c. 1636-1684). He was the son of a wine merchant from Rotterdam and began his training with Abraham... Read full biography
Matthijs Naiveau (1647-c.1726). Naiveu is best known for his religious, allegorical and genre scenes, and his portraits (which are rarer) show the influence of the late work of Caspar Netscher (c. 1636-1684). He was the son of a wine merchant from Rotterdam and began his training with Abraham Toorenvliet (c. 1620-1692), the Leiden artist. From 1667 to 1669 Naiveu was apprenticed to Rembrandt's pupil Gerrit Dou, who received 100 guilders a year (a very large sum at the time) for instructing... Read full biography
Matthijs Naiveau (1647-c.1726). Naiveu is best known for his religious, allegorical and genre scenes, and his portraits (which are rarer) show the influence of the late work of Caspar Netscher (c. 1636-1684). He was the son of a wine merchant from Rotterdam and began his training with Abraham Toorenvliet (c. 1620-1692), the Leiden artist. From 1667 to 1669 Naiveu was apprenticed to Rembrandt's pupil Gerrit Dou, who received 100 guilders a year (a very large sum at the time) for instructing Naiveu. In 1671, Naiveu entered the Leiden Guild of St Luke, of which he became the head in 1677 and again in 1678, and he subsequently moved to Amsterdam. Source:. Bonham's Sydney... Read full biography
Matthijs Naiveau (1647-c.1726). Naiveu is best known for his religious, allegorical and genre scenes, and his portraits (which are rarer) show the influence of the late work of Caspar Netscher (c. 1636-1684). He was the son of a wine merchant from Rotterdam and began his training with Abraham Toorenvliet (c. 1620-1692), the Leiden artist. From 1667 to 1669 Naiveu was apprenticed to Rembrandt's pupil Gerrit Dou, who received 100 guilders a year (a very large sum at the time) for instructing Naiveu. In 1671, Naiveu entered the Leiden Guild of St Luke, of which he became the head in 1677 and again in 1678, and he subsequently moved to Amsterdam. Source:. Bonham's Sydney... Read full biography
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Elegante Gesellschaft in einem Interieur
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The Holy Family
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Elegantly dressed figures playing cards at a draped table in an interior
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Germany, Netherlands. 1586 - 1666
Genre, village scene, allegory and biblical theme painting
Netherlands. 1609 - 1668
Figure, interior paintings
Netherlands. 1660 - 1704
Figure, genre painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1589 - 1662
Allegory, genre and portrait painting, book illustration, satire
Netherlands, Holland. 1615/18 - 1652
Landscape and figure painting, drawing, etching
Germany, Netherlands. 1621 - 1649
Rural genre and landscape painting
Germany. 1605 - 1659
Painting
Belgium. 1564 - 1638
Painting, copyist of his father's paintings
Belgium, Flemish, Netherlands. 1610 - 1690
Genre, landscape and religious scene painting
United Kingdom. 1632 - 1695
Still lifes with birds painting
Netherlands. 1686 - 1750
Landscape, figure in landscape painting
Netherlands. 1622 - 1666
Marine, topographical townscape painting-snowscenes
Netherlands. 1620 - 1690
Fish still lifes, ‘pronk’ still lifes
1600 - 1681
Painting
Netherlands, Belgium. 1595 - 1672
Baroque landscape painting
Flemish, Austria. 1617 - 1678
Allegorical painting
Netherlands. 1605 - 1671
Paintings of interior scenes with elegant figures socializing
Germany, Poland, England. 1689 - 1745
Portrait painting
Holland. 1636 - 1672
Open pasture landscape, winter scenes and animal painting
Holland, Netherlands. 1567 - 1641
Portrait and mythology scene painting, engraving
Flemish, Belgium. 1586 - c. 1656
Winter landscape painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1620 - 1678
Landscape paintings, figure in landscape
Flemish. 1623 - 1658
Still life and vanitas painting
Netherlands. 1641 - 1710
Ship, seascape, sea-battle painting
Netherlands, Flemish, Holland, Czech Republic. 1576 - 1639
Landscape, cityscape, animal and floral still life painting, teaching
Netherlands. 1609 - 1647
Painting
Netherlands. 1641 - 1687
Land-seascape and harbor paintings
Netherlands, Belgium. 1606 - 1651
Figure, genre painting
Belgium. 1603 - 1676
Baroque genre and cabinet picture painting, historical events
Netherlands. 1629 - 1719
Southern European landscape (with markets and village fairs), battle scenes and genre painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1640/41 - 1694/97
Landscape, beach and village scene painting