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Clara Peeters
1587–1657 · Habsburg Netherlands · Baroque
Clara Peeters (fl. 1607–1676) was a Flemish still-life painter from Antwerp who worked in both the Spanish Netherlands and Dutch Republic. Wikipedia
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Works
- “Still Life with Cheeses, Almonds and Pretzels”, 1615 — Mauritshuis
- “Still life with flowers, goblet and dainties”, 1611 — Museo del Prado
- “Still life of fruit, dead birds and a monkey, by Clara Peeters”, 1616
- “Still life with flowers and gilt goblets”, 1612 — Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
- “Still life of fish with a candlestick”, 1611 — Museo del Prado
- “Presumed self-portrait with a vanitas still life and flowers in a glass vase”, 1618 — Kunsthandel P. de Boer
- “Still Life with Fish”, 1615 — Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
- “Still life with tazza, stoneware jug, saltcellar and dainties”, 1611 — Museo del Prado
- “Still life with cheese, artichoke and cherries”, 1625 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
- “Game piece with poultry”, 1611 — Museo del Prado
- “Still life with fish, oysters and shrimps”, 1607–1950 — Rijksmuseum
- “A Bouquet of Flowers”, 1612 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
- “Still life with dainties, rosemary, wine, jewels and a burning candle”, 1607
- “Still life of fish, oysters and crayfish with a cat”, 1615
- “Still life of flowers in a glass vase, on a stone ledge, flanked by a rose and a carnation”, 1610 — Richard Green Fine Paintings
- “Still Life of Fish and Cat”, 1620 — National Museum of Women in the Arts
- “Still life of fruit and flowers”, 1613 — Ashmolean Museum
- “Still-life with grapes on a tazza, a basket of fruit, two crayfish on a plate and a squirrel”, 1613 — Johnny Van Haeften Gallery
- “Still life with crayfish and an artichoke”, 1615
- “Breakfast still life”, 1630 — Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
- “Still life of flowers in a stoneware jug, goblet and pie, circa 1615”, 1615
- “Basket of red and green grapes with fruits of the hunt, including a goldfinch”, 1640
- “Still life of pie and sweets with stoneware jug”, 1612
- “Still life of fruit in a wicker basket, with nuts and a glass goblet”, 1615
- “Still-life with cheesestack, bread napkin and pretzels”, 1615
- “Still life with Shellfish and Eggs”, 1630 — Shipley Art Gallery
- “Still Life with Fish and Shellfish” — Philadelphia Museum of Art
- “Flowers in a roemer, with a frog and a grashopper, on a stone ledge” — Museum Mayer van den Bergh
- “Still Life with Flowers Surrounded by Insects and a Snail”, 1618
- “Still life with an artichoke, a Siegburg jug, a Wan Li dish with butter, cherries and a herring”, 1612 — Richard Green Fine Paintings
- “Still life of flowers in a stoneware vase, with a pot with carnations”, 1612
- “Still life with oyster, shrimps, a salt cellar, a bread roll, and a lemon”, 1608
- “Floral Still Life”, 1615–1619 — Kröller-Müller Museum
- “Still Life of Fish and Lemons”
- “Cheesestack with knife, shrimps, crawfish, glass of wine and bread”, 1615 — Richard Green Fine Paintings
- “Flowers in a glass beaker, with a mouse and an ear of corn , on a stone ledge”, 1600 — Museum Mayer van den Bergh
- “A Still Life Of Flowers In a Roemer With a Field Mouse And An Ear Of Wheat”
- “Still Life with a Peregrine Falcon and Birds”, 1615
- “Still life with cheesestack, a bun and pretzels”, 1615
- “Still life with a gilt goblet, a pomegranate and Wan Li dishes with fruit, nuts and sweets”, 1612 — Richard Green Fine Paintings
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