
1634–1693 · Dutch · 31 artworks
artist bio
Nicolaes Maes was a Dutch Golden Age painter known for his genre scenes and portraits. He was a student of Rembrandt and developed a distinctive style characterized by intimate scenes of daily life and refined portraiture, contributing significantly to the Dutch artistic tradition.
related: Rembrandt van Rijn, Pieter de Hooch, Gabriel Metsu

Two Chattering Housewives
1660

Portrait of a Lady
1675

An Old Woman Dozing over a Book
1655

A Little Girl Rocking a Cradle
1655

Portrait of a Gentleman

The Milkwoman
1656

Portraif of a Venerable-Looking Old Man
1666

Portrait of a Woman with a Fan
1671

Cornelis Evertsen (1642 - 1706), Lieutenant Admiral of Zeeland
1680

Portrait of a Lady in a Black Dress
1675

Portrait of Margaretha de Geer, Wife of Jacob Trip
1660

Portrait of a Man in a Black Wig
1680

Portrait of a Man of the Campbell of Argyll Clan

Boy with a Spear

Portrait of a Young Girl Standing near a Fountain
1664

The Vegetable Market
1655

A Woman Scraping Parsnips, with a Child Standing by Her
1655

Portrait of a Young Man, Possibly Simon van Alphen
1675

Portrait of a Young Woman
1665

Portrait of an Unknown Gentleman
1689

Thomas Sandys

The Milkmaid
1656

Portrait of a Gentleman (The Earl of Sheffield)

Portrait of a Baby Girl as Venus with a Chariot Drawn by Doves

Portrait of Jan de Reus
1680

The Account Keeper
1656

The Lacemaker
1657

Portrait of a Man
1656

An Old Woman Praying
1656

The Virtuous Woman
1655

Jacob Trip
1657