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(1) Daniel [Daniël] Mijtens I
(b Delft, c. 1590; d The Hague, c. 1647). He undertook his training either in The Hague, where he lived from an early age, with Jan Anthonisz. van Ravesteyn, or in his native town of Delft, with Michiel van Miereveld. In 1610 he joined the guild of painters in The Hague; two years later he married Gratia Cletcher, sister of the goldsmith Thomas Cletcher the elder. No work survives from this early period.
Part of the Mijtens family
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- Mijtens, Daniel, I (c. 1590-c. 1647)
- England, §III, 3(i): Portraiture and subject painting, c 1620–c 1830
- Mijtens
- Netherlands,the, §III, 4(vii): Painting and graphic arts, c 1550–c 1680: The Hague
- Terwesten, Augustinus
- collaboration
- copies
- patrons and collectors
- pupils
- reproductive prints by others
- works
- Antiquaries and antiquarian societies, §2: 17th century
- Display of art, §III, 2(iv): Sculpture, c 1500–c 1700
- England, §XIII, 1: Collecting and dealing, before 1700
- Jacobean style
- Jonson van Ceulen, Cornelis, I, §1: England, c 1618–43
- London, §III, 3: Art life and organization, 1536–1659
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