Gallery of the Masters 
Jan Lievens (Lievensz)
1607-1674 Holland/Baroque
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Brief Biography-Jan Lievens was from Leiden, where he began his training in art when he was only eight years old. From ten to twelve, he studied in Amsterdam under Pieter Lastman. In Leiden, Jan worked with Rembrandt for five years; both men influenced each other’s work. After that, he worked in London for three years before moving to Antwerp, where the styles Anthony van Dyck and Peter Paul Rubens influenced him. He spent the remainder of his life in Amsterdam, where he received numerous commissions, notably those for the Burgomasters’ chamber in the town hall of Amsterdam. |
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the feast of esther
prince charles louis
with his tutor
pilate washing
his hands
old woman reading
a young girl
allegory of
the five senses
bearded old man
with a brown cloak
bust of
a young girl
head
of an old man
old man in
oriental garb
portrait of
an old man
portrait of petrus
egidius de morrion
rembrandt van rijn
with gorget
robert kerr first
earl of ancram
samson
and delilah
self portrait
still life vanitas
study of
an old man
the cardplayers
air and youth
earth and maturity
fire and childhood
water and old age
the raising
of lazarus
the violin player
young man in
a yellow robe
youth embracing
a young woman
heraclitus and
democritus
