Pieter Claesz.
1597–1660 · Dutch · 22 artworks
BaroqueTrompe-l'oeilMonochromatic paletteDetailed texturesSymbolic objectsChiaroscuro
artist bio
Pieter Claesz. was a Dutch Golden Age painter, renowned for his still-life paintings, particularly his 'vanitas' and banquet pieces. He masterfully depicted everyday objects with a remarkable sense of realism and subtle symbolism, contributing significantly to the development of still-life as a distinct genre.
what you'll learn
Studying Claesz.'s work allows students to understand the techniques of realistic representation, the use of light and shadow to create depth, and the symbolic language embedded in still-life painting. Students can also learn about composition and how to arrange objects to create a harmonious and visually engaging image.
22 artworks
Still Life with Wine Glass and Silver Bowl
1635
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Still Life with Ham
1641
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Still Life with Goblet, Silver Tureen and Bread
1637
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Still Life with Musical Instruments
1623
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Still Life with Drinking Vessels
1649
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Still Life
1647
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Still Life with a Gold Chain
1636
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Tobacco Pipes and a Brazier
1636
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Still Life with Herring, Wine and Bread
1644
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Still Life with a Turkey Pie
1627
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Still Life with a Ham
1642
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Still Life with Violin and Glass Ball
1628
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Still Life with Large Goblet
1624
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Still Life with Oysters
1633
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Still life with a burning candle
1627
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Still Life. Food, Glasses and a Jug on a Table
1640
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Still Life with a Pie, Basket of Grapes, Pitcher and Watch
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Still Life with Herring
1636
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A Silver Beaker, a Roemer and a Peeled Lemon
1636
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Still Life with Jug, Wine Glass, Herring and Bread
1642
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Still Life with Wine Goblet and Oysters
1638
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Banquet Still Life With A Crab On A Silver Platter, A Bunch Of Grapes, A Bowl Of Olives, And A Peeled Lemon All Resting On A Draped Table
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