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Jan Verkolje

9 works held in 6 museums

Dutch painter of portraits and society scenes, active in Delft, 1650-1693

The Messenger, Jan Verkolje

The Messenger, 1674.

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on canvas

Mauritshuis, Netherlands

Group Portrait of a Family Making Music, Jan Verkolje

Group Portrait of a Family Making Music, 1671.

Gruppenbildnis einer musizierenden Familie (museum title)

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on canvas

Kunsthaus Zürich, Switzerland

Portrait of a Woman, Jan Verkolje

Portrait of a Woman, 1691.

Portret van een vrouw (museum title)

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on copper

Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Portrait of a Man as a Hunter, Jan Verkolje

Portrait of a Man as a Hunter, 1670s.

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on copper

National Gallery of Ireland

Portrait of a Man, Jan Verkolje

Portrait of a Man, 1685.

Portret van een man (museum title)

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on copper

Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Herse Preparing to Receive Mercury, Jan Verkolje

Herse Preparing to Receive Mercury, 1665–1693.

Herse bereder sig til at modtage Merkur (museum title)

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on canvas

Statens Museum for Kunst, Denmark

Portrait of Margaretha Verkolje, Wife of Reinier Couturier, Jan Verkolje

Portrait of Margaretha Verkolje, Wife of Reinier Couturier, 1682.

Margaretha Verkolje. Echtgenote van Reinier Couturier (museum title)

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on wood

Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Company Making Music, Jan Verkolje

Company Making Music

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on wood

Nationalmuseum, Sweden

A Musical Company, Jan Verkolje

A Musical Company, 1673.

Musicerend gezelschap (museum title)

Jan Verkolje (Dutch), oil on canvas

Rijksmuseum, Netherlands

Works by Jan Verkolje (1650-1693), in the public domain, each linked to its record in the museum that holds it. Only works that the museums give to Jan Verkolje without reservation (not those of his workshop, his imitators or his son Nicolaas), and of which a freely reusable photograph exists, are included: files from the Rijksmuseum, the Nationalmuseum and the Statens Museum for Kunst, which place them in the public domain, and faithful reproductions from Wikimedia Commons (public domain) for the Mauritshuis, the National Gallery of Ireland and the Kunsthaus Zürich; the origin of each photograph is given on the page of the work. The titles are those of the museums, with their translation.