Tavern Scene, Jan Steen, 1670
Jan Steen, PorträtJan SteenNiederlande, 1626–1679

Tavern Scene

1670 · Painting · 55 × 50.5 cm

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Wo ist „Tavern Scene“ heute? Sammlung: Eremitage, Sankt Petersburg. Derzeit nicht ausgestellt. Geprüft 29. August 2026.

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Im Leben von Jan Steen

Das ganze Leben
  1. 1660–1670

    Haarlem: his most productive period

    From 1660 to 1670 Steen lived in Haarlem, and this was the most productive period of his life.

  2. 1669–1670

    The deaths of his wife, mother and father

    By 1669 Steen's finances had improved, but in the spring his wife died, later that year his mother, and a year later his father.

  3. 1670

    Returns to Leiden, to his parents' house

    After his father's death Steen returned to Leiden and lived for the rest of his life in the house he inherited from his parents.

  4. 1671

    Elected head of the Leiden Guild of St Luke

    In 1671 Steen was elected princeps — head — of the local Guild of St Luke.

  5. 1672

    Opens the tavern “De Vrede” (“Peace”)

    Steen opened the tavern “De Vrede” (“Peace”); his debts mounted again, the art market was declining, and according to Houbraken he often spent his time drinking.

  6. 1672

    The “Year of Disaster”: the art market collapses

    In 1672, known in the Netherlands as the “Year of Disaster”, the art market collapsed.

Alle Werke

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