Jan Steen

15 works held in 1 museum

Dutch painter of feasts, families and proverbs, 1626-1679

A Pig Belongs in the Sty, c. 1673–1675.

‘A Pig Belongs in the Sty’ (museum title)

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

The Caudle Makers, c. 1665–1670.

'The Caudle Makers' (museum title)

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on wood

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Girl Eating Oysters, c. 1658–1660.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on wood

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Moses and Pharaoh's Crown, c. 1670.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

As the Old Sing, so Pipe the Young, Jan Steen

As the Old Sing, so Pipe the Young, c. 1663–1665.

'As the Old Sing, so Pipe the Young' (museum title)

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

The Tooth-Puller, 1651.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

As the Old Sing, So Pipe the Young, c. 1668–1670.

'As the Old Sing, So Pipe the Young' (museum title)

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Woman Playing the Cittern, c. 1662.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on wood

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Village Fair, c. 1650–1651.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on wood

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

The Doctor's Visit, c. 1665–1668.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on wood

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

The Sick Girl, c. 1660.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on wood

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

The Fortune Teller, c. 1650–1654.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

The Life of Man, c. 1665.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Portrait of Jacoba Maria van Wassenaer, known as The Poultry Yard, Jan Steen

Portrait of Jacoba Maria van Wassenaer, known as The Poultry Yard, 1660.

Portrait of Jacoba Maria van Wassenaer (1654-1683), known… (museum title)

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Peasants Dancing at an Inn, c. 1646–1648.

Jan Steen (Dutch), oil on wood

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Works by Jan Steen (1626-1679), in the public domain: genre scenes, village fairs, doctor's visits, proverbs in pictures and history paintings, held by the Mauritshuis in The Hague and linked to its official record. Only works the museum attributes to Jan Steen himself are included. The Mauritshuis reserves its own downloads for non-commercial use: the images come from Wikimedia Commons, faithful reproductions of two-dimensional public domain works. Titles are the museum's, with their translation.