Georg Flegel

1566–1638 · Germany

Georg Flegel (c. 1566 – 23 March 1638) was a German painter, best known for his still-life works. Born in Olomouc, he later worked in Frankfurt, where he became a leading figure in early German still-life painting. Wikipedia

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Works

“Still Life with Stag Beetle”, 1635 — Wallraf-Richartz Museum
“The apricot branch”, 1630–1637 — Hessian State Museum Darmstadt
“Still Life”, 1627 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Still-life with herring pewter and stoneware jug”, 1629–1631 — Pomeranian State Museum
“Double Portrait of an Elderly Couple” — Nationalmuseum
“Still Life with Fruit and Crayfish”, 1620 — National Gallery Prague
“Still-life with flowers”, 1604 — Fitzwilliam Museum
“Allegory of Autumn”, 1593 — Slovak National Gallery
“Laid table with goblet holder and roast chicken”, 1610
“Still Life with Sweetmeats”, 1636 — Städel Museum
“Still Life with Bread and Sweetmeats”, 1633 — Städel Museum
“Storeroom”, 1600
“Basket with snails”
“Still Life with Pike’s Head and Hazelnuts”, 1595 — Städel Museum
“Still life of a pantry by candlelight”, 1633 — Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
“Niche with Fruit and Flowers”, 1610 — National Gallery Prague
“Breakfast with an egg”, 1630 — National Gallery Prague
“Two tulips”, 1630 — Kupferstichkabinett Berlin
“Two Persian Tulips” — Kupferstichkabinett Berlin
“Still Life with Bread, Fish, Ginger Root and Nutmeg”, 1630s — Deutsche Barockgalerie