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National Gallery of Ireland

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Jan Steen: Sacred and Profane

National Gallery of Ireland · Dublin, Ireland · 21 Nov 2026 to 25 Apr 2027

Opening soonConfirmed , 2 months agoFrom the museum's own page

Marks 400 years since Steen's birth. The gallery's own Village School of about 1665 and Marriage Feast at Cana of 1665-70 shown with international loans, across the range from scripture to tavern comedy. Sir Hugh Lane Room, curated by Lizzie Marx.

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