A Goldsmith Melting Down A Womans Jewellery In The Presence Of A Notary The Alchemist by Jan Steen

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About Jan Steen

Few seventeenth-century Dutch painters told a story like this Leiden-born observer of human folly. Working in the golden decades between roughly 1650 and 1679, he turned the boisterous interior - tavern, kitchen, household in disarray - into a vehicle for sharp moral wit. "A Jan Steen household" entered the Dutch language as shorthand for cheerful chaos, which tells you something about his reach. Trained alongside Adriaen van Ostade and influenced by Frans Hals, he balanced low comedy with serious religious and genre subjects, and his draughtsmanship rewards close looking. For viewers who like a painting that talks back, his crowded rooms still pull you in and refuse to let go.