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Dirck de Bray

Dutch painter and printmaker (1635-1694)

Born in Haarlem. Died in Goch.

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A life in paintings

Born 16359 dated paintingsDied 1694

9 works

  • Portrait of Otto Viglius (1627-1695)
    Portrait of Otto Viglius (1627-1695)
    Dirck de Bray
    1655 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Flowers in a Glass Vase
    Flowers in a Glass Vase
    Dirck de Bray
    1671 · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • Flowers in a White Stone Vase
    Flowers in a White Stone Vase
    Dirck de Bray
    1671 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Still-Life with Symbols of the Virgin Mary
    Still-Life with Symbols of the Virgin Mary
    Dirck de Bray
    1672 · Our Lord in the Attic Museum
  • Still life with a hunting sword and a red velvet cap decorated with the plumage of a bird of paradise
    Still life with a hunting sword and a red velvet cap decorated with the plumage of a bird of paradise
    Dirck de Bray
    1672 · Rafael Valls Limited
  • Narzissen und andere Blumen in Glasvase auf einer Marmorplatte
    Narzissen und andere Blumen in Glasvase auf einer Marmorplatte
    Dirck de Bray
    1673 · Kunsthaus Zürich
  • Still Life with Flowers
    Still Life with Flowers
    Dirck de Bray
    1674
  • Still Life with a Bouquet in the Making
    Still Life with a Bouquet in the Making
    Dirck de Bray
    1674 · Mauritshuis
  • The governors of the guild of St. Luke, Haarlem, 1675
    The governors of the guild of St. Luke, Haarlem, 1675
    Jan de Bray, Dirck de Bray and Jan van Gotingh
    1675 · Rijksmuseum
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