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Pieter van Anraadt Still Life with Earthenware Jug and Clay Pipes
1658
Not on view
This subtle still-life is unique in the oeuvre of Pieter van Anraadt, as all of his other known works are mediocre portraits. He was just a beginner when he made this painting. Nevertheless, he did an amazing job of depicting the various materials: the earthenware jug, the coal pan, the glass of dark ale and the dish of tobacco and stone pipes. The soft light entering from the left is reflected by each object in its own particular way.
Pieter van Anraadt (Utrecht c. 1635 - 1678 Deventer)
Title
Still Life with Earthenware Jug and Clay Pipes
Dated
1658
Object name
painting
Inventory number
1045
Material and technical details
Technique
oil
Material
canvas
Dimensions
67 x 58.8 cm
Inscriptions
Signed and dated
lower left: Pieter van / Anraadt / Anº 1658
Provenance
C. Raven, London, 1938 (sale London, Christie’s, 21 July 1939, lot 35, to Bloch); Vitale Bloch, The Hague, 1939-1940; sold to Christopher Norris, Polesden Lacey; on loan to the Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, July 1940-December 1945; sold by Norris to Duits Gallery, London; sold to J. Kingston, 1953; Duits Gallery, London, 1955; sold to Sidney van den Bergh, Wassenaar, 1955; purchased with the support of the Friends of the Mauritshuis Foundation, the Prince Bernhard Culture Fund and the Rembrandt Association, 1972
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