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Follower of Pieter Claesz 17thc Still Life Oil on Canvas
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Follower of Pieter Claesz 17thc Still Life Oil on Canvas

17th century
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An oil on canvas from the Dutch golden age portraying mackerel a pewter jug and knife. Holland in the seventeenth century ascended to great wealth and power ,this created a phenomenon of artists providing works for the walls of a wealthy middle class, a luxury that in the rest of Europe was only for the top level of society. This has left a remarkable insight into the tastes and aspirations of the residents of the towns and cities of Holland. As well as family portraits, still life paintings were extremely popular. Fine foods and tableware was a display of good taste and both are present in this emotive painting, there is a skilful sense of composition, light and detail. The painting has been relined at some point and there are a couple of small areas of restoration that are of a professional quality. The frame is a twentieth century copy of a seventeenth century style.

Dutch. 17th Century

Follower of Pieter Claesz

Canvas size Height 23 cm ( 9 1/4”) Width 38 cm ( 15 1/4”)

Frame size Height 46 cm ( 18”) Width 62cm (24 1/2”)

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Height
46cm (18.11")
Width
62cm (24.41")
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Martin Murray Antiques has dated this 17th Century Still Life Painting to the 17th Century.

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SA1118793
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mm49
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An oil on canvas from the Dutch golden age portraying mackerel a pewter jug and knife. Holland in the seventeenth century ascended to great wealth and power ,this created a phenomenon of artists providing works for the walls of a wealthy middle class, a luxury that in the rest of Europe was only for the top level of society.
This has left a remarkable insight into the tastes and aspirations of the residents of the towns and cities of Holland.
Martin Murray Antiques

As well as family portraits, still life paintings were extremely popular. Fine foods and tableware was a display of good taste and both are present in this emotive painting, there is a skilful sense of composition, light and detail. The painting has been relined at some point and there are a couple of small areas of restoration that are of a professional quality. The frame is a twentieth century copy of a seventeenth century style.

Dutch. 17th Century

Follower of Pieter Claesz

Canvas size Height 23 cm ( 9 1/4”) Width 38 cm ( 15 1/4”)

Frame size Height 46 cm ( 18”) Width 62cm (24 1/2”)

Height
46cm (18.11")
Width
62cm (24.41")
Date of Manufacture

Martin Murray Antiques has dated this 17th Century Still Life Painting to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1118793
Dealers Internal Ref
mm49
Martin Murray Antiques
Martin Murray Antiques
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A framed 17th-century style oil painting on canvas depicting a tabletop still life with fish, a pewter flagon, a knife, and a lemon slice.
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Archive I A framed 17th-century style oil painting on canvas depicting a tabletop still life with fish, a pewter flagon, a knife, and a lemon slice.

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Archive II A framed 17th-century style oil painting on canvas depicting a tabletop still life with fish, a pewter flagon, a knife, and a lemon slice. View II
Archive III A framed 17th-century style oil painting on canvas depicting a tabletop still life with fish, a pewter flagon, a knife, and a lemon slice. View III
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A framed 17th-century style oil painting on canvas depicting a tabletop still life with fish, a pewter flagon, a knife, and a lemon slice.
Follower of Pieter Claesz 17thc still life oil on canvas
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A framed 17th-century style oil painting on canvas depicting a tabletop still life with fish, a pewter flagon, a knife, and a lemon slice.
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Dutch Golden Age still life paintings, popularised in the 17th century, feature intimate arrangements of food, tableware, and household objects, executed with detailed realism and dramatic directional lighting.

Artists during this period applied ground mineral pigments suspended in linseed or walnut oil onto hand-stretched linen canvas or oak panels, frequently finished with natural resin varnish and housed in dark timber frames.

Authentic period paintings demonstrate age-consistent fine craquelure, period canvas weaves or timber panels, natural pigment degradation, and signs of historic lining or frame replacement.

Position the artwork as a focal point above a console table or sideboard, using its dark background and chiaroscuro tones to create contrast against modern neutral or deep moody wall colours.

Position the canvas away from direct sunlight, radiators, and high humidity, dusting the frame gently with a soft dry brush while leaving surface cleaning to a qualified art conservator.
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