Albert Eckhout

1610–1666 · Dutch Republic

Albert Eckhout (c.1610–1665) was a Dutch portrait and still life painter. Eckhout, the son of Albert Eckhourt and Marryen Roeleffs, was born in Groningen, but his training as an artist and early career are unknown. Wikipedia

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Works

“American woman”, 1650 — National Museum of Denmark
“Tarairiu Man”, 1641 — National Museum of Denmark
“Portrait of a Mameluca Woman”, 1641 — National Museum of Denmark
“Portrait of a Tapuya woman holding human body parts”, 1641 — National Museum of Denmark
“Two dueling tortoises”, 1640 — Mauritshuis
“A market stall in the Indies”, 1640–1666 — Rijksmuseum
“Coconuts”, 1640s — National Museum of Denmark
“Pineapple, papaya and other fruit”, 1640s — National Museum of Denmark
“Tupi woman”, 1641 — National Museum of Denmark
“A Cocoa Tree and Roasting Hut”, 1642 — National Trust
“Brazilian fruits”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Still-life of gourds, passion fruit, citrus fruits and cactus”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Gourds”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Still-life of slender gourds”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Still-life of various of Brazilian nuts”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Still-life of flowering coconut palm, nuts and red pepers”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Still-life of the tropical fruit manioc”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Still-life of pumpkins, zuchini and leavy greens (paksoi)”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Still-life of citrus fruit and bananas”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Retrato de Menino”, 1637 — Brasiliana Itaú Collection
“Still-life of melons, mangos and a grasshopper”, 1654 — National Museum of Denmark
“Portrait of a black man from the Tupi tribe with his bow and arrows”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Portrait of a black man with spears and assegai”, 1641 — National Museum of Denmark
“Portrait of a mulatto man with rifle and sword”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark
“Dancing Tapuyi Indians”, 1643 — National Museum of Denmark