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Jan Miense Molenaer: Painter Of The Dutch Golden Age,Used Ellen F. Davis Howard Hodgkin'S Prints Represent AnOne Of Holland'S Most Innovative Painters Of The Seventeenth Century, But Long Overshadowed By His More Famous Wife, Painter Judith Leyster, Molenaer Is A Key Link Between Pieter Bruegel The Elder And Jan Steen. His Early Work Consists Of Colourful Genre Paintings, Portraits, And Portrayals Of The Playful World Of Children, Followed By A Concentration On Scenes Of Peasant Life, All Displaying An Inventive Symbolism And Humour. Contents: Jan Miense