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Portrayed the complexity of the human spirit in his works, including 'The Night Watch'.

Focused on domestic interior scenes of middle class life, best known for 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'.

Major contribution to group portraiture with dynamic composition and use of light by Rembrandt.

Known for his lively and loose brushwork in portraits, contributed to the casual pose in portraiture.

Famous for his paintings of daily life, often with a moralizing theme or humorous undertones.

Known for his vanitas still-life paintings symbolizing the transient nature of life.

Considered one of the greatest landscape painters, capturing the Dutch countryside's beauty.

An example of Vermeer's mastery in the depiction of domestic scenes and his use of light.

Vermeer's cityscape that captures the tranquil atmosphere of the town with masterful use of light and perspective.

One of the few female painters of the era known for genre works, portraits, and still lifes, member of the Haarlem Guild.

Contributed with his detailed and realistic still life paintings often with a theme of vanitas.

Rembrandt's painting that portrays a public dissection by a Dutch physician, noted for the dramatic use of light and attention to detail.

Illustrated the vibrancy of Dutch rural life through his genre paintings and prints.

Vermeer's painting that uses light, color, and subtle hints to depict a private moment in a bourgeois setting.

A common theme in Dutch Golden Age painting depicting a group of people enjoying themselves, often with moralistic overtones.

Master of capturing the texture of materials, particularly in his portrayal of satin gowns and domestic scenes.

Often symbolically rich, these still lifes depicted the wealth and botanical curiosity of the age, with artists like Rachel Ruysch becoming well-known.

Jan Asselijn's painting that became symbolic of Dutch political struggle, representing the swan defending its nest.

A type of large still life painting showcasing abundance, by artists such as Willem Claesz Heda and Jan Davidsz. de Heem.