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WALKING ROUTE Jan Steen DISCOVER THE VILLAGE OF Jan Steen Take a walk through the historic centre of the village of Warmond and discover how it is featured in the work of Jan Steen. Did you know that this Dutch master painted several of his world-famous works in his Warmond years? You will learn more about the symbolism used and daily life in the Golden Age. On the route you will also find various cafés and restaurants. Follow the corona rules! 1,5 m Jan Steen’s house START ON OUR WAY De Krogt car park , behind Het Trefpunt theatre, accessible via Laan van Oostergeest, 2361 GA Warmond. ACCESSIBILITY Public transport: By train you can travel via Leiden Centraal Station or Sassenheim station. Bus 50 goes to Warmond from both stations. Get off at Warmundastraat or De Baan . See 9292.nl/en. By car: On the A44 take the Warmond exit. In Warmond turn right at the meadow with the stork’s nest in it onto Laan van Oostergeest. Turn left Immediately to park for free. You can also park on Gemeentehaven . This is where the walk ends. WHEELCHAIR The walk is easily accessible for wheelchair and walking-frame users. CHARGING POINTS Electric bikes: at Het Wapen van Warmond restaurant or the tourist information office (‘VVV’) on Gemeentehaven. Electric car: at the tourist information office. Jan Steen was born in Leiden in 1626. He grew up in a wealthy family. His parents had a brewery, which meant that they belonged to the well-to-do bourgeoisie. He received a good education at the Latin school which Rembrandt also went to and after that he went to university. However, that did not last long. Jan wanted to paint. He went to Utrecht to learn the trade from the German master painter Nicolaus Knüpfer. He was admitted to the Utrecht St Lucas painters’ guild and earned the title of master painter. Jan went to The Hague to work with the Leiden painter Jan van Goyen, and INTRODUCTION moved into his house. On 3 October 1649, Jan married Jan van Goyen’s daughter. He was 23 years old. After 5 years, Jan moved to Delft with his love Grietje (Margriet van Goyen) and their children. There they used a loan to buy the De Slanghe inn. This gave them a steady source of income alongside painting. Shortly after they had bought it, there was a huge explosion in one of the gunpowder rooms in the centre. As a result, people avoided the centre of Delft and the business was badly affected. 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