Painting titled "Un garde-manger" by Adriaen Van Utrecht, Original Artwork, Oil

Un garde-manger (1642) Painting by Adriaen Van Utrecht

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Dimensions Height 87in, Width 120.9in
Framing This artwork is not framed
Categories Classicism Still life

Le tableau "Un garde-manger" d'Adriaen van Utrecht est une nature morte opulente et détaillée qui expose une abondance de gibier, de fruits et de légumes. Au premier plan, un homard rouge vif repose sur une assiette blanche, entouré de fruits variés et de gibier, dont un paon majestueux avec son plumage déployé. En arrière-plan, d'autres[...]

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Adriaen Van Utrecht

France

Adriaen van Utrecht, né en 1599 et décédé en 1652 à Anvers, était un peintre flamand renommé. Formé par Herman de Neyt, il fut influencé par Frans Snyders et Jan Fyt. Ses voyages en France, Allemagne et Italie[...]