Burgher of Delft and his Daughter
- Artist
- Jan Steen
- Date
- 1655
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Genre painting
- Location
- Rijksmuseum
"Burgher of Delft and his Daughter" is a notable example of Dutch Genre painting from the Dutch Golden Age, a period roughly spanning the 17th century marked by prosperity and cultural achievements following Dutch independence. The painting depicts a bourgeois burgher and his daughter engaging in a domestic scene, showcasing the era's focus on everyday life. Created with Oil paints on canvas, it exhibits the dramatic lighting and realism characteristic of the Baroque style. This masterwork captures both social stature and intimate familial bonds, exemplifying the refinement of Dutch Dutch Golden Age art.
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