Works by: Adriaen van de Venne [Dutch, 1589 – 1662]

Cornelis Bloemaert II [Dutch, 1603 – c. 1684], from a design by Adriaen van de Venne [Dutch, 1589 – 1662]
All-Arm All-Arm (Brawl between Beggars)
c. 1635, Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco

Adriaen van de Venne [Dutch, 1589 – 1662]
Beautiful and Ugly (Fray en Leelijck)
c. 1628-1634, private collection

Adriaen van de Venne [Dutch, 1589 – 1662]
Frederik Hendrik receiving a Peasant’s Petition
1626, British Museum, London

Adriaen van de Venne [Dutch, 1589 – 1662]
Three Women
1626, British Museum, London

Adriaen van de Venne [Dutch, 1589 – 1662]
View of Middelburg with the Departure of a Dignitary
1615, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Adriaen van de Venne [Dutch, 1589 – 1662]
Where There Are People Money May Be Made (Bij het volck is de neering)
1652, private collection

Adriaen van de Venne [Dutch, 1589 – 1662]
Who Wears the Pants Has the Power
c. 1630-1640, Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Poughkeepsie