Biography
Jan Miel (1599–1663) — Flemish painter (1599-1663).
Jan Miel worked as painter, visual artist, printmaker, etcher and fresco painter and is associated with Southern Netherlands. Their documented life spans the years 1599 to 1663, born in Beveren, died in Turin. Their work is linked to Flemish Baroque painting, Bamboccianti.
| Disciplines | painter, visual artist, printmaker, etcher, fresco painter |
|---|---|
| Born | 1599, Beveren |
| Died | 1663, Turin |
| Nationality | Southern Netherlands |
| Movement | Flemish Baroque painting, Bamboccianti |
Works
- Architectural Landscape
- Hunters at Rest
- Jugglers passing – Carnival
- Adoration of the Shepherds
- Figures Feasting at a Fair in Prati, Outside the Walls of Rome, with the Saint Peter's Basilica and Monte Mario Beyond
- Sine Cerere et Baccho Friget Venus
- Carnival in the Piazza Colonna, Rome
- Popular scene
- Genre Scene
- Serenade with dancers and musician
- Triumph of Peace
- Deer hunt
- The beggar
- Charlatan
- Harbour
- Military resting with a fortune teller
- Diana the Huntress
- The snack
- Soothsayer at an inn
- The bocce players
- Hannibal's dream
- The local Barber
- Seated Cavalier with His Arm Akimbo
- The Virgin and Child on a Grassy Bank
- An Italianate Landscape with Peasants Dancing
- Falcon hunters in front of an inn in a ruin
- Fox hunting
- The Courtyard of Palazzo Nardini in Rome
- Landscape with herders
- Cottage with inhabitants
- Scene in front of a tavern
- Barber and roulette players
- Henriette of Savoy and Ferdinand of Bavaria at the hunt
- Boar hunt
- The hunt
- Bear hunt
- The Veneration of St. Lambert
- The Flight into Egypt
- The vihuela player
- Scene from the Life of Tramps (Lazzaroni)
- Road in the Roman Campagna
- Carnival in Rome
- The gathering of the hunters
- Landscape with a Battle between Two Rams
- The death of the deer
