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Museum De Lakenhal celebrates 400th anniversary of Leiden painter: Jan Steen as 17th-century comedian

Museum De Lakenhal celebrates 400th anniversary of Leiden painter: Jan Steen as 17th-century comedian

Museum De Lakenhal in Leiden is hosting a retrospective exhibition to celebrate the 400th birthday of the 17th-century painter Jan Steen. The exhibit highlights Steen's legacy as a comedic artist known for his chaotic and humorous depictions of daily life.

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