Timeline · 1630–1639
The 1630s (1630–1639) fall within the Baroque age of theatrical light, deep shadow, and grand movement. Across these years the gallery holds 4,390 public-domain artworks, with Baroque the decade's dominant movement (1,891 works) and Jacques Callot among its most prolific hands.
The Repentant Magdalen 1638 
Banquet Piece with Mince Pie 1635 
Jinshan Island and West Lake 1630 
The Three Graces 1630 
The Origin of the Milky Way 1637 
Glorification of the Eucharist 1630 
Laid Table with Ham and a Roll 1635 
Tobias Curing His Father's Blindness 1630 
An Old Lady with a Book 1637 
The Smokers by Adriaen Brouwer 1637 
Self-Portrait as a Lute Player 1638 
Queen Henrietta Maria with Sir Jeffrey Hudson 1633 
Portrait of a Woman with a Dog 1635 
The Young Virgin 1633 
Untitled 1634 
Untitled 1634 
Self-Portrait 1630 
A Polish Nobleman 1637 
Perseus Freeing Andromeda 1630 
Judith at the Banquet of Holofernes 1634 
The Defense of Cadiz Against the English 1634 
Interior of a Catholic Church 1638 
The Triumph of the Winter Queen: Allegory of the Just 1636 
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Jan Davidsz. de Heem was a Dutch painter born on August 20, 1630, known for his highly detailed and rich still lifes, often featuring luxurious food and table settings. His work…
De Heem's meticulous and ornate still lifes continue to influence the genre with their masterful use of color and composition.
Meindert Hobbema, a Dutch Golden Age painter, was born on October 31, 1638. He specialized in landscapes, often depicting woodland scenes, roads, and water mills, and was a pupil…
Hobbema's serene and idyllic landscapes continue to influence the development of landscape painting.
What else happened that dayCornelis Bisschop, a Dutch Golden Age artist, was born on February 12, 1630, in Dordrecht, and is known for his delicate and intimate paintings, often depicting everyday life and…
He remains a notable figure in the Dutch Golden Age for his captivating and nuanced portrayals of domestic scenes and biblical subjects.
What else happened that dayLuca Giordano, born on October 18, 1634, was a prominent Italian late-Baroque painter and printmaker, celebrated for his vast output of altarpieces, mythological paintings, and…
He remains one of the most important figures of the Neapolitan Baroque, influencing generations of artists with his innovative use of light…
What else happened that dayWillem Drost, a Dutch Golden Age painter and printmaker, was born on April 19, 1633. He is known for his history paintings and portraits, showcasing his skill in capturing the…
Willem Drost's contributions to the Dutch Golden Age of painting continue to influence art enthusiasts today.
What else happened that dayWillem van de Velde the Younger, a Dutch painter born on December 18, 1633, specialized in marine art, following in the footsteps of his father Willem van de Velde the Elder. His…
Willem van de Velde the Younger's meticulous and detailed depictions of maritime scenes continue to influence the genre of marine art.
What else happened that dayJan van der Heyden, a Dutch painter of the Baroque era, was born on March 5, 1637. He is notable for his specialization in townscapes, becoming a leading architectural painter of…
Jan van der Heyden's innovative contributions to firefighting and urban planning have left a lasting impact on Dutch history and culture.
What else happened that dayGiuseppe Recco, born on June 12, 1634, was an Italian Baroque painter known for his still-life works, often depicting everyday objects with remarkable detail. His paintings, such…
Giuseppe Recco's still-life paintings remain notable examples of Italian Baroque art.
What else happened that dayJean Baptiste de Champaigne, a Flemish-born French Baroque painter and teacher, was born on December 10, 1631. His work, such as 'The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence', showcases his…
Champaigne's legacy lies in his influential role in shaping the French Baroque style.
What else happened that dayJan de Baen, a Dutch portrait painter, was born on February 20, 1633. He was a prominent figure during the Dutch Golden Age, known for his popular portraits of distinguished…
Jan de Baen's portraits continue to be a testament to the artistic excellence of the Dutch Golden Age.
What else happened that dayPhilippe Vignon, a French artist born on June 27, 1638, is known for his portraits, including those of prominent French figures such as Françoise-Marie de Bourbon and…
Vignon's portraits remain significant in the history of French art for their representation of 17th-century nobility.
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