The term Dutch painter refers to a group of painters from the Netherlands who were active during the 17th century, also known as the Dutch Golden Age. These painters include Jan Steen (5 letters), Frans Hals (4 letters), Hieronymus BOSCH (5 letters), Rembrandt van Rijn (9 letters), Jan de Bray (4 letters), Nicolaes Maes (4 letters), Jan van Goyen (4 letters) and Johannes Vermeer (7 letters). These painters are renowned for their use of light and shadow, and their works often depict everyday life in the Netherlands.