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provider: Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed
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  inscription type: gesigneerd
  inscription type: signed
  inscription: AVB f
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aggregated CHO: Pronkstilleven
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  creator year of death: 1690
  technique: oil @en
  province: Zuid-Holland
  creator year of birth: 1620
  technique: olieverf
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1056 repro
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Agent
date of death: 1690
place of death: Overschie
date of birth: 1621
place of birth: Den Haag
place of birth: The Hague

Pronkstilleven
extent: height, hoogte 99.5 cm, cm
description: Abraham van Beyeren was een stillevenspecialist pur sang. Hij schilderde veel overdadige pronkstillevens met kostbare voorwerpen als zilveren schalen, fijn glaswerk en Chinees porselein. Opvallend zijn de losse penseelstreken waarmee hij zijn stillevens schilderde – normaal waren die veel preciezer geschilderd om de verschillende materialen goed weer te geven. Tussen alle rijkdom schilderde Van Beyeren ook zichzelf. In de reflectie van de zilveren schenkkan is te zien hoe hij achter zijn ezel staat te schilderen.
type: painting @en
type: ProvidedCHO
date: 1655
type: schilderij
extent: width, breedte 120.5 cm, cm
description: Abraham van Beyeren was a still-life specialist pur sang. He painted many lavish banquet still-lifes with costly objects like silver dishes, fine glassware and Chinese porcelain. The free brushstrokes with which he painted his still-lifes were remarkable, as they were usually painted much more precisely, in order to depict the different materials to good advantage. Amidst all the riches, Van Beyeren also painted himself. You can see him standing at his easel in the reflection of the silver jug. @en
creator: Abraham van Beyeren
created: 1655
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