Jan Miel

1599–1663 · Southern Netherlands · Baroque

Jan Miel (1599 – April 1664) was a Flemish painter and engraver who was active in Italy. He initially formed part of the circle of Dutch and Flemish genre painters in Rome who are referred to as the 'Bamboccianti' and were known for their scenes depicting the lower classes in Rome. Wikipedia

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“Triumph of Peace”, 1662 — Royal Palace of Turin
“Hannibal's dream”, 1661 — Royal Palace of Turin
“Charlatan”, 1650 — Hermitage Museum
“Landscape with a Battle between Two Rams”, 1640 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Harbour”, 1652 — Hermitage Museum
“Hunters at Rest” — Hermitage Museum
“Genre Scene”, 1650s — Hermitage Museum
“Architectural Landscape”, 1638 — Hermitage Museum
“Hunters Resting” — Nationalmuseum
“Triumph of grace”, 1661 — Royal Palace of Turin
“Clovis receives the shield with the insignia of the lily”, 1662 — Royal Palace of Turin
“Landscape with hunters resting (the hunter seated in the middle is a woman dressed in men's clothes)”, 1638
“Blind man with a child and dog in a doorway”, 1660s — Cabinet de Monseigneur le duc de Choiseul
“St. Francis feeding the hungry” — Cabinet de Monseigneur le duc de Choiseul
“Man dancing with a bottle before a bagpiper and other peasants near a thatched round house” — Cabinet de Monseigneur le duc de Choiseul
“Food distribution at a monastery gate”, 1638
“St Philip Neri venerates the image of the Virgin and Child”, 1659 — Galleria Sabauda
“Market Scene at the Foot of the Capitoline Hill in Rome”, 1636–1658
“Alexander the Great consults an astrologer before embarking”, 1662 — Royal Palace of Turin
“The Flight into Egypt” — Statens Museum for Kunst

Jan Miel

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