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The 101 Artworks of Abraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren

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Abraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren - Still Life with Flowers, Abraham van Beyeren, c. 1660 - 1690Still Life with Flowers, Abraham van Beyeren, c. 1660 - 1690Abraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren

This still life is probably the work that was in the 1857 Drekman sale, where the monogram was read as ‘AVP’.6 At the Van Hall auction a year later it was attributed to Rachel Ruysch, one of the most popular flower painters of the Golden Age.7 That the monogram was recognized as Abraham van Beyeren’...

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Abraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren - Still Life with Lobster and FruitStill Life with Lobster and FruitAbraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren

Brilliant surfaces of metalwork and glass reflect lush fruits and a lobster in this still life. Heavily laden tables like this one, boasting both foodstuffs and imported luxuries such as the blue-and-white porcelain bowl from China, typify Dutch still life in the second half of the seventeenth centu...

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Abraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren - River View, Abraham van Beyeren, c. 1643 - c. 1650River View, Abraham van Beyeren, c. 1643 - c. 1650Abraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren

Typically rendered with loose brushstrokes that seem rapidly applied, River View is an excellent example of Abraham van Beyeren’s contribution to the genre of river and marine scenes. That he was strongly influenced by Jan van Goyen’s seascapes from the late 1630s, which were executed in the same mo...

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Abraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren - Still Life with Silver-Gilt Glass Holder, Abraham van Beyeren, c. 1654 - c. 1660Still Life with Silver-Gilt Glass Holder, Abraham van Beyeren, c. 1654 - c. 1660Abraham Hendriksz Van Beijeren

This intimate little banquet piece, which has never before been published, is executed in Abraham van Beyeren’s typical manner with rapid brushstrokes and thickly applied highlights. The composition is dominated by the winged wine glass on the right and the silver-gilt glass holder with the figure o...

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