Adriaen Pietersz. van de Venne

1589 – 1662

Dutch painter, draughtsman and poet. De Bie's account (1661) is the only known source on van de Venne's youth and training. He was born of 'worthy' parents who had fled to Delft from the southern Netherlands to escape war and religious strife.

19 artworks in collection

Locations

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Works

16141661

Museum

Fishing for Souls

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam1614

Summer

Staatliche Museen, Berlin1614

Winter Landscape with Elegant Figures

Private collection1614

Winter

Staatliche Museen, Berlin1614

Winter Landscape

Private collection1615

Allegory of the Twelve Years' Truce

Musée du Louvre, Paris1616

The Harbour of Middelburg

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam1625

"What Won't People Do for Money!"

Szépmûvészeti Múzeum, Budapest1625

Wat Maeckmen Al Om Gelt ("What One Does for Money")

Private collection1627

Fray en Leelijck (Beautiful and Ugly)

Private collection1628

Dance of Death

The Hermitage, St. Petersburg1630

Armoe' Soeckt List ("Poverty Leads to Cunning")

Private collection1630

An Amorous Peasant Couple Conversing

Private collection1631

A Cavalier at His Dressing Table

Private collection1631

Al-Arm

Private collection1632

"Where There Are People Money May Be Made"

Private collection1652

Fools Have the Most Fun

Groeninge Museum, Bruges1661

Alle Baeten Helpen ("Every Gift Helps")

Private collection

Interior Scene with Elegant Figures Playing Music

Private collection