Jan van der Heyden
1637–1712 · Baroque
Jan van der Heyden was a Dutch Baroque-era painter, glass painter, draughtsman and printmaker. Van der Heyden was one of the first Dutch painters to specialize in townscapes and became one of the leading architectural painters of the Dutch Golden Age. He painted a number of still lifes in the beginning and at the end of his career.
35 paintings
- Two Churches and a Town Wall (1660)
- A Country House on the Vliet near Delft (1665)
- Room Corner with Curiosities (1712)
- Gefantaseerd Amsterdams stadsgezicht met gracht
- The Oude Delft Canal and the Oude Kerk, Delft (1675)
- Still-Life with Tapestry (1669)
- Schloss Loenersloot in Holland (1668)
- Castle Nijenrode (1665)
- View of Elten on the Rhine (1690)
- On a Country Road (1667)
- Park near Huis ten Bosch (1675)
- Street in Cologne (1603)
- St Antony Gates in Amsterdam (1660)
- Herengracht in Amsterdam (1700)
- Paysage avec une famille de paysans devant un oratoire (1700)
- Square in Xanten, with the Church of St. Victor beyond (1700)
- The Andreas church in Dusseldorp (1667)
- View of Oudezijds Voorburgwal with the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam (1670)
- The Huis ten Bosch at The Hague and Its Formal Garden (View from the South) (ca. 1668–70)
- The Huis ten Bosch at The Hague and Its Formal Garden (View from the East) (ca. 1668–70)
- View of the Westerkerk, Amsterdam (1668)
- View of the Westerkerk, Amsterdam (1660)
- View Down a Dutch Canal (c. 1670)
- An Architectural Fantasy (c. 1670)
- Ideal Landscape with a Romanesque Church (1665)
- Still Life with Books and a Globe (1667)
- The stone bridge (1666)
- The drawbridge (1666)
- Amsterdam City View with Houses on the Herengracht and the old Haarlemmersluis (1670)
- View in the woods (1675)
- A country home (1686)
- Loenersloot Castle on the Angstel (1700)
- View of Nyenrode Castle (1660)
- Corner of a Library (1710)
- Crossroad in a Wood (1660)