David Teniers the Younger
Flemish seventeenth-century painter, son of David Teniers the Elder and a leading figure of the Antwerp school. He is known for his genre scenes depicting peasant life, taverns and cabinets of curiosities, as well as for having been court painter to Archduke Leopold Wilhelm in Brussels.
- Works
- 22
- Years
- 1600–1700
- As prints
- 19
Landscape with Thatched CottagesDavid Teniers the Younger, 1600From €29
Shepherds and SheepDavid Teniers the Younger, 1600From €29
View from a GrottoDavid Teniers the Younger, 1630From €29
Peasants in a TavernDavid Teniers the Younger, 1633From €29
Peasants Celebrating Twelfth NightDavid Teniers the Younger, 1635From €29
The King DrinksDavid Teniers the Younger, 1635
A Game of BackgammonDavid Teniers the Younger, 1640From €29
Peasants Smoking in a TavernDavid Teniers the Younger, 1640From €29
Smokers' TavernDavid Teniers the Younger, 1640From €29
The GuardroomDavid Teniers the Younger, 1640
Guardroom with the Deliverance of Saint PeterDavid Teniers the Younger, 1645From €29
Landscape with Dancing PeasantsDavid Teniers the Younger, 1645From €29
The AlchemistDavid Teniers the Younger, 1645
Two Peasants with a Glass of WineDavid Teniers the Younger, 1645From €29
Village FeastDavid Teniers the Younger, 1646From €29
Adam and Eve in ParadiseDavid Teniers the Younger, 1650From €29
Judith with the Head of HolofernesDavid Teniers the Younger, 1650From €29
Old Age in Search of YouthDavid Teniers the Younger, 1650From €29
Peasant FeastDavid Teniers the Younger, 1652From €29
Tavern SceneDavid Teniers the Younger, 1658From €29
Peasants Dancing and FeastingDavid Teniers the Younger, 1660From €29
Old Man and Old WomanDavid Teniers the Younger, 1700From €29