Jan Müller: A Visionary Engraver Bridging Medieval Sensibility and Neo-Expressionist Boldness Jan Müller (1571–1628) occupies a unique position within the annals of Dutch Golden Age art, primarily celebrated for his monumental engravings—particularly “Apotheosis of the Arts”—which captivated audiences with their arresting imagery and profound philosophical contemplation. Born in Hamburg, Germany, Müller’s formative years were marked by considerable upheaval following the Nazi persecution of Jewish families, prompting a relocation to Prague and subsequently Switzerland where he endured debili…