Gallery of the Masters 
Jan Davidszoon de Heem
1606-1684 Netherlands/Baroque
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Brief Biography-Jan Davidszoon de Heem was born in Utrecht in 1600. Some class him as Flemish as he settled in Antwerp in 1636 for the remainder of his life. His father, David De Heem, a painter of still-life flowers, gave him his initial tuition, and Pieter Claesz influenced him. Jan mainly painted still-lifes of flowers, fruit, and vases, and his glass goblets were unsurpassed by any other Flemish or Dutch artist. Cornelius, one of his sons, also became a successful still life painter. |
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A Banqueting Scene
Nautilus Cup
A Still-Life
A Still-Life
Vanitas Fruit-piece
Artist in his Studio
A Vase of Flowers
Banquet Piece
A Table of Desserts
Bouquet in a Glass
Breakfast
Eucharist
Festoon of Fruit
Festoon
Crucifix and Skull
Fruit and a Vase
Silver Beaker
Flowers in Glass
Pieces of Seafood
Fruit and Flower
William III of Orange
Still
Glass and Oysters
Still-Life of Books
Still-Life with Flowers
A Peeled Lemon
Still-Life
Glass Vase and Fruit
Still-Life with Fruits
Fruit and Lobster
Glasses and Lobster
Student in his Study
Vase of Flowers
A Still
Vase with Flowers
still life of fruits
