Holland Fine Arts
Hand-colored engraving depicting a cobbler sitting at a low bench stitching a leather shoe in his workshop, from a Dutch Golden Age print series by Jan Luyken, originally dated 1694.
The Shoemaker - Jan Luyken, 1694

Shop Now - Handcrafted Recreations of 17th Century Dutch Fine Art

Investing in art is more than just a financial transaction. It’s an investment in a piece of history, a unique form of self-expression, and a tangible legacy for your family. At Holland Fine Arts, we’re proud to offer the highest quality handcrafted recreations of 17th-century Dutch fine art for you to display in your home or office.

Our fine art etchings use exclusive handmade paper crafted using techniques dating back to the 14th Century, passed down through generations by Indian artisans. Dried in the sun, this paper is a timeless, creative alternative to ordinary paper.

The hand-colored editions are true works of art.

The Shoemaker - Jan Luyken, 1694

This Limited Edition Offering Includes

  1. All pieces will be released in a limited numbered series and signed by the colorist artist.
  2. Each edition comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
  3. All editions will be available hand-colored by a Dutch colorist in the traditional style of the Golden Age period.
  4. All editions will be elegantly museum-framed, measuring 16×20 inches, and matted with acid-free boards. Our framing is exceptional. You will receive your print with brass plates for descriptions. Hanging hardware included.
  5. Limited editions are rare and valuable items that are often appreciated over time. Investing in them is exciting and has growth potential.
  6. Each edition is individually signed and numbered in pencil, and each impression is numbered from 1 to 100 and guaranteed not to exceed.
Side-by-side view of a framed artwork showing the back and front. The back displays hanging wire hardware, a certificate of authenticity, and informational cards mounted on a black backing. The front shows a framed hand-colored print titled "The Carpenter".
Four framed, hand-colored engravings from Jan Luyken's "The Book of Trades." Each piece is presented in a black wood frame with a black mat and a small gold-colored plaque containing the title and a short poem.

Why Is Investing in Art the Smart Choice for Art Lovers?

Imagine acquiring a work of art that not only speaks to you on a personal level but also has the potential to grow in value over time. Unlike other assets, art offers a daily source of beauty and inspiration, enriching your life and your home.

As a family heirloom, it tells a story, a story of your passion for culture and your appreciation for creativity, which can be passed down for generations. It’s a way to build a legacy that is both beautiful and valuable, and it’s a legacy that your children and grandchildren will cherish for years to come.

A Note About Authenticity

Holland Fine Arts is deeply committed to upholding the integrity of the art market by proactively avoiding forgeries. We protect our collectors by delivering all artwork with authenticated certificates, providing clear provenance and assurance of authenticity. This practice safeguards our clients against deceptive and fraudulent practices.

Holland Fine Arts copyrights all images.

Unauthorized reproduction is expressly prohibited.

Hand-colored engraving depicting a craftsman applying reflective backing to a glass mirror in a workshop, from a Dutch Golden Age print series by Jan Luyken (originally dated 1694), hand-colored by Johannes Krane.