Jan Salomonsz de Bray (Haarlem, 1626/1627 – Amsterdam, 1697) was a Dutch Golden Age painter, draughtsman, print artist and architect from North-Holland. He was the son of artist Salomon de Bray, from whom he also received lessons in painting.

For a large part of his life, Jan de Bray lived and worked in Haarlem, from where his earliest-known painting originated (1652). In 1689, however, he was declared bankrupt as a citizen there, and he moved to Amsterdam, where he lived until his death. Many of Jan de Bray’s paintings were portraits, but he also painted historical and mythological scenes.