Jan Vincentsz. van der Vinne

Jan Vincentsz. van der Vinne was an artist active during the late 17th century, with documented production spanning the years 1673 to 1688. Their extant body of work, as represented in major institutional collections, focuses predominantly on printmaking and drawing, capturing detailed observations of landscapes and local architectural views.

The catalog of works held in the Rijksmuseum includes twelve prints and one drawing attributed to the artist. These works often depict scenes of daily life and topography, such as the localized view Gezicht naar de Grote Houtpoort, Haarlem, and genre scenes like Figuren en boerenkarren bij een herberg and Gezicht op de herberg Emaus. Further subjects include natural settings, as seen in Bergachtig landschap met bomen.

The preservation of these historical works, particularly the Jan Vincentsz. van der Vinne prints, establishes the artist’s contribution to late 17th-century visual records. Today, these museum-quality works are often available via public domain initiatives, allowing for the creation of high-quality prints and widespread study.