Jan Davidsz. de Heem

Still life with ham, lobster and fruit

c. 1653
old masters

De Heem, who was active in Antwerp and Utrecht, is known as the inventor of the ‘sumptuous’ or ‘ornate’ still life in which precious silver and glass and delicious food are displayed on a truly grand scale. Affluence and abundance are the order of the day. All these delights are transient in the extreme, but here the viewer is barely reminded of it.

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  • Hendrik Hondius (I) - Still Life with Skull, Sandglass, Books, and Artist's Utensils
  • Cornelis Dusart - The Two Old Women Singing

Also in special: Golden Age

  • Sebastian Stosskopf - Still life with books
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  • Pieter Aertsen - Christ in the house of Martha and Mary
  • Hendrick Goltzius - Portrait of the Haarlem shell collector Jan Govertsen van der Aer

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