Timeline · 1650–1659
The 1650s (1650–1659) fall within the Baroque age of theatrical light, deep shadow, and grand movement. Across these years the gallery holds 6,083 public-domain artworks, with Dutch Golden Age the decade's dominant movement (1,918 works) and Allart van Everdingen among its most prolific hands.
Two Women at a Window 1658 
The Lacemaker 1656 
Venus and Adonis 1658 
Flora 1654 
Portrait of King Charles II of England 1653 
Philemon and Baucis 1658 
Young Woman Peeling Apples 1655 
A Girl Asleep 1657 
Abraham's Parting from the Family of Lot 1650 
Still Life with Stoneware Jug and Pipe 1654 
Cows in a Meadow near a Farm 1653 
Aristotle with a Bust of Homer 1653 
Virgin and Child 1650 
The Maas at Dordrecht 1650 
Imaginary Self-Portrait of Titian 1654 
Still Life with Lobster and Fruit 1651 
Portrait of a Lady with an Ostrich-Feather Fan 1657 
The Tiber River with the Ponte Molle at Sunset 1650 
A Man and a Woman on Horseback 1653 
View of Dordrecht from the North 1654 
Antwerp Cathedral 1652 
Children and a Cow 1650 
Portrait of a Gentleman with a Tall Hat and Gloves 1657 
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Georges de La Tour, a French Baroque painter, is known for his poignant and intimate candlelit scenes, often exploring religious themes with a keen eye for everyday reality. His…
La Tour's innovative use of light and shadow has cemented his place as one of the most original successors of Caravaggio.
What else happened that dayJan van Goyen was a Dutch landscape painter known for his broad range of subjects, including forest, marine, and cityscapes. He was a prolific artist, leaving behind over 1,200…
Jan van Goyen's extensive body of work continues to influence landscape painting to this day.
What else happened that dayAdriaen van der Werff, a Dutch painter born on January 21, 1659, is known for his portraits and scenes of erotic, devotional, and mythological themes. His work often explored…
He remains notable for his contributions to Dutch painting, particularly in his nuanced depiction of human emotion and form.
What else happened that dayPaulus Potter was a Dutch painter known for his landscapes featuring animals, often depicted from a low vantage point, creating a unique perspective in his works such as 'Cows in…
He left a lasting impact on Dutch Golden Age painting despite his short career.
What else happened that daySebastiano Ricci, born on August 1, 1659, was a prominent Italian Baroque painter known for his vibrant and grand manner fresco style, influenced by the Cortonesque tradition. His…
He played a significant role in shaping the late Baroque period in Venetian painting, influencing notable artists such as his nephew Marco…
What else happened that dayHendrik Gerritsz Pot, a Dutch Golden Age painter, was known for his portraits and militia scenes, often capturing the essence of everyday life in Haarlem. His work reflects the…
Hendrik Gerritsz Pot's paintings remain a testament to the Dutch Golden Age's rich artistic heritage.
What else happened that dayJusepe de Ribera, a prominent Spanish painter and printmaker of the Baroque era, is known for his emotionally charged and intensely realistic works, such as The Holy Family with…
He is regarded as one of the outstanding European masters of the seventeenth century.
What else happened that dayAbraham Bloemaert was a Dutch painter and printmaker who transitioned from the Haarlem Mannerists to the Baroque style, creating history subjects and landscapes with etching and…
He remains an influential figure in Dutch art history as a teacher of the Utrecht Caravaggisti.
What else happened that dayNicolas de Largillière, a French painter and draughtsman, was born on October 10, 1656. He is known for his portraits, which define his work and showcase his skill in capturing…
Nicolas de Largillière's legacy lies in his significant contributions to the development of French portraiture.
What else happened that dayAbraham van Cuylenborch, a Dutch Golden Age landscape painter, is known for his serene landscapes with grottoes, often depicting mythological scenes. Born in Utrecht in 1620, his…
He remains a notable figure in Dutch landscape painting for his unique and captivating grotto scenes.
What else happened that dayWillem Drost was a Dutch Golden Age painter and printmaker known for his history paintings and portraits, such as 'Portrait of a Man' and 'The Sibyl'. His work showcases his skill…
Willem Drost's legacy lies in his contributions to the Dutch Golden Age of painting, leaving an enduring mark on the art world.
What else happened that dayGiuseppe Bartolomeo Chiari, born on March 10, 1654, was an Italian painter of the late-Baroque period, active mostly in Rome, known for his works such as Bathsheba at Her Bath and…
Chiari's contributions to the late-Baroque period continue to influence the understanding of 17th and 18th-century Italian art.
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