Opdateret november 2026 · rangeret efter vores popularitetsscore (søgninger, besøg og ordrer for hvert værk) · 71 værker af Jan Miel i vores katalog
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Scene from the Life of Tramps (Lazzaroni) (1650) er det maleri af Jan Miel, der vækker mest opsigt; originalen findes på Hermitage Museum, Sankt Petersborg. Derefter falder blikket på Hunters at Rest (1650) og Carnival Entertainment (1635). Blandt de 71 værker af Jan Miel i vores katalog er disse 71 de mest berømte, hver især et unikt originalværk præsenteret med sit årstal, sit museum og årsagen til dets tidløse betydning.
A heavy, ochre light settles over the crumbling stone of ancient ruins. Here, the shadows are thick and deep, swallowing the corners of a chaotic street scene. Figures move through the haze of smoke and dust, their bodies caught in a sudden, sharp glare of sun. A man gestures with urgency, his hands carving shapes into the air, while others sit in the dirt, anchored by the weight of their…
is an oil on canvas painting by the Flemish artist Jan Miel. Created about 1650, the work captures a quiet moment within a pastoral scene. It depicts a hunting party finding respite amidst the landscape. The scene is anchored by the presence of horses and the sturdy silhouette of a fortified tower.
In "Carnival Entertainment" by Jan Miel, we find ourselves amidst a dense and dynamic urban scene. The composition is crowded, capturing a street festival where a large group of figures occupies the foreground and middle ground. These individuals—musicians, dancers, and various onlookers—are arranged to create a sense of constant movement. The perspective is a ground-level view, which provides a palpable sense of depth through the careful layering of people and…
The oil painting titled Sine Cerere et Baccho Friget Venus presents a mythological scene of abundance. Jan Miel rendered this work in 1645. It captures a moment where classical deities gather amidst the symbols of harvest and intoxication. The figures exist within a lush, Baroque-style arrangement of life and plenty.
The air in the grand, classical space feels heavy with the scent of incense and the weight of sudden grief. In the center of this dramatic scene, St. Lambert lies in repose, his body a pale, still anchor amidst a sea of movement. Above him, the celestial realm breaks through the gloom; an angel descends with fluid, sweeping drapery that seems to catch a wind from another world. The light…
The air at the roadside inn feels heavy with the scent of dust and old stone. Under a rugged stone archway, a group of travelers huddles in a moment of quiet tension. A woman in a garment of lapis blue leans toward a man, her presence a cool contrast to the earthy ochre and deep crimson that define the crowd. He is the soothsayer, a figure caught in the flickering…
The scene unfolds within the oil on canvas work titled Two hunters resting in a landscape (the standing hunter is a woman in men's clothes). This composition emerges from the hand of Jan Miel, a painter who brings a sense of immediate life to the quietude of the hunt. The work is dated 1639, capturing a specific moment of stillness amidst the natural world.
Three peasants having fun with music and dance by Jan Miel presents a lively genre scene centered on three figures engaged in rhythmic activity. The composition is dynamic, utilizing an intimate perspective that places the viewer in close proximity to the subjects. Within this shallow space, the central figure is captured mid-motion, a choice that establishes a sense of rhythmic movement throughout the scene. To the left of the main…
The Travelers' Dinner. Peasants Eating Near an Inn or Resting is a genre painting by Jan Miel. This work emerged around 1650, a period when the artist was active within the artistic circles of the seventeenth century. The canvas captures a specific slice of rural life through the eyes of a painter who understood the weight of stone and the texture of coarse cloth.
We are looking at An Italianate Landscape with Peasants Dancing, a work by Jan Miel. This piece dates to about 1650, a period when the artist was deeply engaged with the stylistic shifts occurring within the Italian Baroque. It is a significant example of how Miel navigated the transition from the gritty, everyday observations of the Bamboccianti to more expansive, classical compositions.
Falcon hunters in front of an inn in a ruin1650
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The beggar1650
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Barber and roulette players1650
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Military resting with a fortune teller1650
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Carnival parade in Rome1660
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Hannibal's dream1661
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Figures in the vicinity of architectural ruins1650
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The gathering of the hunters1660 · Galleria Sabauda
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Boar hunt1660 · Det Kongelige Palads i Venaria
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Bear hunt1659 · Det Kongelige Palads i Venaria
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Diana the Huntress1658 · Det Kongelige Palads i Venaria
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Adoration of the Shepherds1650 · Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
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Serenade with dancers and musician1650
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The Race of the Berber Horses in Rome1664
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Traveling theatre1700
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Harbour1652 · Hermitage Museum
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La curea - curée - con corte Regale, Carlo Emanuele II e Franesca d1661 · Det Kongelige Palads i Venaria
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Dance in the Trattoria1647 · Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
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LE BARBIER NAPOLITAINLouvre
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St John the Baptist Preaching in the DesertNationalmuseum
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The Arch of Constantine in Rome1648 · Barber Institute of Fine Arts
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Scene in front of a tavern1638 · Nationalmuseet i Warszawa
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Figures Feasting at a Fair in Prati, Outside the Walls of Rome, with the Saint Peter's Basilica and Monte Mario Beyond1650
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Deer hunt1661 · Det Kongelige Palads i Venaria
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The death of the deer1660 · Det Kongelige Palads i Venaria
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The Courtyard of Palazzo Nardini in Rome1650 · Palazzo Barberini
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Hunters at RestMuseo del Prado
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Architectural Landscape1638 · Hermitage Museum
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Carnival Time in Rome1653 · Museo del Prado
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The snackMuseo del Prado
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Cottage with inhabitantsMuseo del Prado
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The local BarberMuseo del Prado
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Popular sceneMuseo del Prado
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The Flight into EgyptStatens Museum for Kunst
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Soldiers RestingNationalmuseum
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Peasants RestingNationalmuseum
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Hunters RestingNationalmuseum
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Fox huntingDet Kongelige Palads i Venaria
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Jugglers passing – CarnivalNationalmuseet i Warszawa
50
MARCHAND D'ESCARGOTS
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Road in the Roman CampagnaHermitage Museum
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PAYSAGE AVEC FIGURES
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Maraudeurs italiens Une halte (autre titre)
54
Pastorale avec bergère endormie
55
The fugitive Erminia asks a fellow countryman for admission
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Samlingen1660 · Château de Versailles
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The vihuela playerMuseo del Prado
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LA DINEE DES VOYAGEURSLouvre
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Genre Scene1650 · Hermitage Museum
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Landscape with herdersMuseo del Prado
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LA HALTE MILITAIRELouvre
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Landscape with a Battle between Two Rams1640 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Hunters at RestHermitage Museum
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Shepherds and herd in a mountainous landscapeMusée Calvet
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Carnival in the Piazza Colonna, RomeWadsworth Atheneum
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Roman Lime Kiln with Peasants Gambling
67
Italian Peasants outside a TavernRoyal Collection
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Un savetier
69
The bowls players
70
LE MENDIANTLouvre
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CharlatanHermitage Museum
De fire motiver, der optræder hyppigst i disse originaler, hver med sit fineste eksempel.
De 8 museer, der rummer flest af malerierne på denne side.
| Museum | By | Værker af Jan Miel | Malerier fra denne liste |
|---|---|---|---|
 Hermitage Museum |
Sankt Petersborg | 8 | Scene from the Life of Tramps (Lazzaroni), Hunters at Rest, Harbour |
 Museo del Prado |
Madrid | 8 | Hunters at Rest, Carnival Time in Rome, The snack |
 Det Kongelige Palads i Venaria |
Venaria Reale | 7 | Boar hunt, Bear hunt, Diana the Huntress |
 Louvre |
Paris | 4 | LE BARBIER NAPOLITAIN, LA DINEE DES VOYAGEURS, LA HALTE MILITAIRE |
 Nationalmuseum |
Stockholm | 4 | St John the Baptist Preaching in the Desert, Soldiers Resting, Peasants Resting |
 Nationalmuseet i Warszawa |
Warszawa | 2 | Scene in front of a tavern, Jugglers passing – Carnival |
 Bavarian State Painting Collections |
München | 1 | Carnival Entertainment |
 Fitzwilliam Museum |
1 | The Veneration of St. Lambert |
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In "Carnival Entertainment" by Jan Miel, we find ourselves amidst a dense and dynamic urban scene. The composition is crowded, capturing a street festival where a large group of figures occupies the foreground and middle ground. These individuals—musicians, dancers, and various onlookers—are arranged to create a sense of constant movement. The perspective is a ground-level view, which provides a palpable sense of depth through the careful layering of people and…
The oil painting titled Sine Cerere et Baccho Friget Venus presents a mythological scene of abundance. Jan Miel rendered this work in 1645. It captures a moment where classical deities gather amidst the symbols of harvest and intoxication. The figures exist within a lush, Baroque-style arrangement of life and plenty.
A heavy, ochre light settles over the crumbling stone of ancient ruins. Here, the shadows are thick and deep, swallowing the corners of a chaotic street scene. Figures move through the haze of smoke and dust, their bodies caught in a sudden, sharp glare of sun. A man gestures with urgency, his hands carving shapes into the air, while others sit in the dirt, anchored by the weight of their…
The artwork titled Carnival parade in Rome is a painting by the artist Jan Miel. This specific piece is dated about 1660. The work belongs to the genre of oil painting, capturing a public celebration within a Roman street setting.
Scene from the Life of Tramps (Lazzaroni) (1650), Hermitage Museum, Sankt Petersborg. Derefter følger Hunters at Rest (1650) og Carnival Entertainment (1635).
51 år gammel: Scene from the Life of Tramps (Lazzaroni) er fra 1650, og Jan Miel blev født i 1599.
Scene from the Life of Tramps (Lazzaroni), Hunters at Rest, Carnival Entertainment, Sine Cerere et Baccho Friget Venus, The Veneration of St. Lambert, Soothsayer at an inn, Two hunters resting in a landscape (the standing hunter is a woman in men's clothes), Three peasants having fun with music and dance, The Travelers' Dinner. Peasants Eating Near an Inn or Resting og An Italianate Landscape with Peasants Dancing. Ranglisten ovenfor viser det enkelte værks årstal og museum.
Vores katalog indeholder 71 værker af Jan Miel, dateret fra 1635 til 1661.
Primært i Hermitage Museum (Sankt Petersborg), Museo del Prado (Madrid) og Det Kongelige Palads i Venaria (Venaria Reale). Museumslisten ovenfor viser dem alle.
I 1650s: 18 af de 71 værker på denne side blev skabt dengang, herunder Scene from the Life of Tramps (Lazzaroni).
På denne side er det tidligste Carnival Entertainment (1635) og det seneste Hannibal's dream (1661).
People (21), Landscape (15) og Architecture (14), fordelt på de 71 værker på denne side.
Oil On Canvas, for 34 af de 71 værker på denne side.
Baroque, baseret på originalerne på denne side.
Scene from the Life of Tramps (Lazzaroni), Hunters at Rest og Harbour: Hermitage Museum, Sankt Petersborg har 8 af værkerne på denne side.
Jan Miel (1599–1663) står som en central skikkelse i det syvende århundredes kunstneriske landskab, som selve legemliggørelsen af det fascinerende møde mellem flamsk tradition og italiensk innovation. Han blev født i Beveren, Belgien – selvom Antwerpen og ’s-Hertogenbosch også kan være hans fødeby – men Miels tidlige liv forbliver indhyllet i relativ uklarhed, hvilket efterlader de biografiske detaljer sparsomme. Dog træder en bemærkelsesværende kunstnerisk rejse frem gennem forskningen, en rejse præget af stilistisk udvikling og samarbejder, der cementerede hans plads i det levende kulturelle miljø i Rom og Torino.
Hans formative år blev tilbragt med at forfine sit håndværk primært i Antwerpen, hvor han opsugede indflydelser fra fremtrædende flamske mestre som Anthony van Dyck. Selvom det præcise omfang af hans uddannelse er gået tabt for eftertiden, indprentede det uden tvivl en dyb værdsættelse for minutiøs observation og raffineret teknik i ham – kvaliteter, der kom til at karakterisere store dele af hans senere virke. Denne fundamentale forankring i klassisk tegnekunst og portrættering gav ham det nødvendige værktøjssæt til en karriere, der i sidste ende ville overskride regionale grænser.
Miels ankomst til Rom omkring 1636 markerede et transformativt øjeblik i hans kunstneriske bane. Han blev hurtigt medlem af Bentvueghels, en indflydelsesrig forening af hollandske og flamske kunstnere bosiddende i den Evige Stad. Inden for dette broderskab antog han det mindeværdige øgenavn ‘bieco’, et navn der afspejlede hans karakteristiske skelen – et træk, der blev synonymt med hans kunstneriske persona. Dette tilhørsforhold skaberedybe forbindelser i et bredere kunstnerisk fællesskab, som var dybt påvirket af Pieter van Laers Bamboccianti-stil.
Denne bevægelse var dedikeret til at skildre hverdagslivet blandt de lavere klasser i Rom og omegn, hvor man fravalgte den idealiserede storhed fra højrenæssancen til fordel for noget langt mere sanseligt og umiddelbart. Miel omfavnede denne tendens med hele sit hjerte og skabte fængslende genrebilleder, der indfangede bylivets ånd med en bemærkelsesværdig realisme og følsomhed. Hans værker indeholdt ofte:
Som hans karriere skred frem, gennemgik Miels kunstneriske vision en betydelig metamorfose. Selvom han forblev en mester af genrebilledet, begyndte han at bevæge sig væk fra Bamboccianti-stilen rå realisme mod mere klassicistiske historiemalerier. Dette skift afspejlede en bredere tendens i europæisk kunst, hvor barokkens rå energi i stigende grad blev tøjlet af et ønske om orden, adel og klassisk allegori.
Denne udvikling førte ham til sidst til prestigefyldte embeder, mest bemærkelsesværdigt som hofkunstner for Karl Emanuel II, hertug af Savoyen. I tjenesten ved hoffet i Torino antog Miels arbejde en mere formel og storslået karakter. Intimiteten fra hans tidligere romerske scener veg pladsen for kompositioner af større skala og kompleksitet, designet til at afspejle sin kongelige mæcenats magt og prestige. Denne periode repræsenterer højdepunktet i hans professionelle bedrift, hvor hans flamske rødder i detaljer mødte de storslåede, episke fortællinger, som den europæiske adel krævede.
Jan Miels historiske betydning ligger i hans evne til at navigere mellem disse vidt forskellige verdener. Han var en kunstner, der kunne finde skønhed i de ydmyge kampe hos en romersk gadedreng og værdighed i antikkens episke fortællinger. Ved at bygge bro mellem den minutiøse realisme fra nord og den dramatiske klassicisme fra syd, satte Miel et uudsletteligt præg på det syvende århundredes kunsthistorie og sikrede sin arv som en sand kosmopolit i barokken.
