Dutch still life

Jacob Marrel (1613/14 – 1681) German still life painter active during the Dutch Golden Age. Biography: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Marrel ____ Digital compilation, restoration or enhancement by plumleaves.

Georg Flegel "Apricot Branch", 1630 (Germany, Baroque, 17th cent.)

I've got a lovely new very old jug to add to the collection. Here is my website Kevin Best Still Life Photographer

Explore arthistory390's 19704 photos on Flickr!

Still Life of Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase. Ambrosius Bosschaert the Elder, c.1610.

LUTTICHUIJS, Simon -Vanitas Still-Life with a Skull 1635-40

Last week was the first class of my winter term “ Still Life with Oils - Master Copy Class” , taught online through the Art League of Alexandria. This term the master copy we are focusing on is a Dutch Golden Age Still Life by Willem van Aelst “Flower Still Life with a Watch, 1663”.

Jan Bogaerts. (Dutch Painter, 1878-1962) Still life with a glass vase and a bowl with cherries.

https://flic.kr/p/ah5Wse | Adriaen Coorte 'Still Life with Three Medlars and a Butterfly' c. 1696-1700 | Adriaen Coorte [Dutch Golden Age painter, ca.1660-1707] Adriaen Coorte’s collected works comprises more than 60 signed paintings, almost all of which are dated between 1683 and 1705. His manner of painting was highly refined, and his works small in scale. Initially Coorte painted more traditional subjects, such as vanitas still lifes, before concentrating on fruit, vegetables, nuts…

Still Life with a Gilt Cup, Willem Claesz. Heda, 1635 - Rijksmuseum

ariantiquary Instagram

Here is my website Kevin Best Still Life Photographer The chinese bowls in these works are known as Kraak Porcelain it was produced from the Wanli reign (1563-1620) until around 1640. the name came from the Portuguese ships Carracks, which transported them. I marvel when I think of what these wafer thin delicate little objects have been though and survived.

Jan Davidsz de Heem) (1606-1684)

Vanitas Still Life by Dutch School, 17th Century

Coenraet Roepel (The Hague 1678-1748) | Parrot tulips, narcissi, carnations and other flowers, with primroses in a bronze urn | 18th Century, 17th Century | Christie's

Texture in art is the surface quality of an artwork - the roughness or smoothness of the material from which it is made.