De 25 kunstwerken van Frans van Mieris die onze bezoekers het meest vragen, gerangschikt op populariteit en één voor één gepresenteerd, met de specificaties en de prijs van elke handgeschilderde reproductie.
Editie 2026 · 25 kunstwerken
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Frans van Mieris · 1635 – 1681
1659 · Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg · origineel 52 x 40 cm
A captivating portrait by Frans van Mieris the Elder (1635-1681). 'Young Woman in the Morning' showcases exquisite detail and a serene scene of two women, capturing 17th-century Dutch life. Hand-painted reproduction.
Experience the delicate intrigue of Frans van Mieris' masterful fijnschilder technique in The Serenade, capturing 17th-century Dutch life through dramatic light and shadow; discover this masterpiece today.
1663 · Mauritshuis, Den Haag · origineel 26 x 19 cm
Frans van Mieris' 'Boy Blowing Bubbles' captures Dutch Golden Age life with exquisite detail. A poignant scene of childhood innocence against a backdrop of transience, housed at the Mauritshuis.
1661 · Mauritshuis, Den Haag · origineel 27 x 20 cm
Frans van Mieris’ ‘A Meal of Oysters’ (1661) – a stunning Baroque oil painting depicting a clandestine encounter. Explore its rich detail, dramatic lighting & historical significance.
1666 · Mauritshuis, Den Haag · origineel 21 x 16 cm
Admire Frans van Mieris the Elder’s 1666 portrait of Florentius Schuyl – a Baroque masterpiece showcasing meticulous detail & dramatic lighting. Explore Dutch Golden Age realism.
1681 · Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg · origineel 36 x 29 cm
Een prachtige reproductie van een portret geschilderd door Frans van Mieris rond 1681. Een stijlvolle afbeelding van een jonge man, gekenmerkt door aandacht voor detail en lichtschaduw, typisch voor de Nederlandse Gouden Eeuw.
1658 · Mauritshuis, Den Haag · origineel 43 x 33 cm
Brothel Scene is an oil on panel painting by Frans van Mieris, created around 1658-1659. It depicts a woman seated beside a man engaged in conversation within a richly furnished room, reflecting the refined style of the fijnschilder movement and highlighting Van Mieris's exceptional skill in capturing nuanced narratives.
Bekijk een prachtige reproductie van het schilderij 'Portret van een jonge man' door Frans van Mieris! Een meesterwerk uit de Gouden Eeuw Nederlands kunstenaarschap, gekenmerkt door gedetailleerde aandacht voor licht en compositie.
1680 · Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam · origineel 25 x 20 cm
'Lady Writing a Letter' reflects the intellectual currents of its time, engaging with philosophical ideas about perception and representation. Vermeer’s fascination with optical illusion—evident in the subtle gradations of light and color—demonstrates his mastery of technique and contributes to the painting’s enduring appeal.
1663 · Kunstpalast, Düsseldorf · origineel 184 x 257 cm
Experience 'Boy Blowing Bubbles' by Frans van Mieris – a captivating Dutch Golden Age portrait brimming with symbolic detail and capturing fleeting childhood innocence against a backdrop of transience.
This captivating genre painting depicts an opulent interior featuring a gentleman engaging in conversation with a woman amidst a display of luxurious fabrics. The artist's meticulous technique, influenced by Gerrit Dou and Adam Frans van der Meulen, conveys subtle nuances of social interaction and wealth.
1659 · Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg · origineel 45 x 35 cm
Frans van Mieris's 'Oyster Eaters' (1659) captures a refined 17th-century scene of courtship and indulgence, showcasing exquisite detail & social dynamics within a lavish interior.
Experience 'The Painter's Studio' by Frans van Mieris! A captivating Dutch Golden Age scene of an artist at work, brimming with detail and capturing the essence of 17th-century artistry.
Johannes Vermeer’s ‘The Lacemaker’ captures serene domesticity in 17th-century Delft with masterful light and detail. This iconic painting exemplifies the Dutch Golden Age, offering a timeless portrait of quiet contemplation – discover or own this exquisite reproduction.
1731 · Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg · origineel 17 x 14 cm
Experience the meticulous detail of Frans van Mieris' Old Peasant Holding a Jug, a masterpiece of Dutch Baroque realism; discover this quiet moment of contemplation today.
Frans van Mieris’ ‘Woman before the Mirror’ (1670) captures introspective beauty in Dutch Golden Age style. Oil on canvas, muted tones, & realistic detail evoke quiet contemplation. A captivating portrait.
Experience "The Music Lesson" by Frans van Mieris! This captivating 17th-century painting depicts a teacher and student engaged in a musical lesson, showcasing exquisite detail & Dutch Golden Age artistry.
Admire Frans van Mieris' 'Woman before the Mirror,' a captivating 1670 oil painting showcasing introspective beauty and masterful detail from the Dutch Golden Age.
A masterfully detailed Dutch Golden Age portrait by Frans van Mieris featuring a man at a window surrounded by symbolic objects of life and temptation, inviting you to explore this exquisite fijnschilder masterpiece.
Discover 'The Serenade' by Frans van Mieris – a dramatic Baroque painting of clandestine romance. Explore chiaroscuro & intricate detail in this 1678 masterpiece.
A lively Baroque scene of musical camaraderie unfolds in this exquisite 1681 oil painting by Frans van Mieris, showcasing masterful chiaroscuro and fine detail that invites you to explore the Dutch Golden Age.
An elegant scene of a woman playing the harpsichord captures the refined detail of Dutch Golden Age master Frans van Mieris, inviting you to bring this exquisite moment of 17th-century sophistication into your home.
Frans van Mieris II’s ‘The Grocer’s Shop’ (1715) is a stunning Dutch Golden Age genre painting. Admire intricate detail, rich textures & daily life scenes in this captivating oil masterpiece.
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