Jan van Glabbeeck

Jan van Glabbeeck was a Dutch painter and art dealer active during the seventeenth century. Born in 1635 and passing in 1686, he worked within the Dutch Republic. His career encompassed both the creation of paintings and the trade of artworks. Historical records indicate that he studied under the artist Rembrandt, placing him within the circle of one of the era's most significant masters. This dual role as a practitioner and a dealer defined his professional life. His work remains a part of the artistic legacy of the Dutch Republic, reflecting the cultural environment of his time through his documented activities and training.