Where is A Village Wedding displayed?

The work at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam. It measures 64 x 81 cm.

When did Jan Steen paint this?

Steen painted this work in 1653. It's a characteristic example of his festive peasant scenes Jan Steen created it as part of the Dutch artistic tradition.

What is distinctive about Steen's paintings?

Steen depicted common people with humor and moral undertones. His chaotic scenes gave rise to the Dutch phrase "a Jan Steen household."

Where Is A Village Wedding? Museum Location

Jan Steen painted A Village Wedding in 1653, depicting a lively peasant celebration. The oil on canvas measures 64 x 81 cm and captures the festive chaos Steen became famous for. Revelers dance, drink, and celebrate with the boisterous energy typical of his work.

Unlike many Dutch painters who portrayed wealthy patrons, Steen captured common people enjoying themselves, usually with humor and implied moral lessons. His paintings often show what became known as a "Jan Steen household," meaning cheerful disorder.

The painting hangs at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam.