About the artist:
Born in Leiden, Jan Lievens was apprenticed to a local painter by the early age of eight. He then trained under Pieter Lastman in Amsterdam before beginning his career at twelve years old. He became a close friend of Rembrandt van Rijn and collaborated with him during the 1620Â’s. Between 1632 and 1644, Lievens spent most of his time in England and Antwerp where he came across the work of Anthony Van Dyck and Peter Paul Rubens. He returned to Holland in 1644, where despite his popularity, he had increasing financial stress.
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Lievens, Jan
Pilate Washing his Hands
Date: Movement: Baroque Theme: New Testament Technique: Oil on wood
Lievens, Jan
The Four Elements and Ages of Man: Earth and Maturity
Date: c.1668 Movement: Baroque Theme: Allegory Technique: Oil on wood
Lievens, Jan
Constantijn Huygens
Date: 1626-1628 Movement: Baroque Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on wood
Lievens, Jan
Farm with trees
Date: Not dated Movement: Baroque Theme: Landscape Technique: Pen and ink
Lievens, Jan
Old Man in Oriental Garb
Date: 1628-1630 Movement: Baroque Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas
Lievens, Jan
Young Man in Yellow Robe
Date: 1630-1631 Movement: Baroque Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas
Lievens, Jan
The Four Elements and Ages of Man: Air and Youth
Date: c.1668 Movement: Baroque Theme: Allegory Technique: Oil on wood
Lievens, Jan
Portrait of Poet Jan Vos
Date: Movement: Baroque Theme: Portrait Technique: Pen and ink
Lievens, Jan
Portrait of a Girl
Date: 1630-1635 Movement: Baroque Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on wood
Lievens, Jan
The Four Elements and Ages of Man: Fire and Childhood
Date: c.1668 Movement: Baroque Theme: Allegory Technique: Oil on wood
Lievens, Jan
Portrait of an Old Man
Date: 1830-1835 Movement: Baroque Theme: Portrait Technique: Oil on canvas