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Jasper Geeraards

Flemish painter

Born in Antwerp. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 16208 dated paintingsDied 1650

10 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Still life with fruit, bread, and glassware
    Still life with fruit, bread, and glassware
    Jasper Geeraards
    1625 · National Museum of Ancient Art
  • Dessert (Fruits and Glass of Wine)
    Dessert (Fruits and Glass of Wine)
    Jasper Geeraards
    1640s · Hermitage Museum
  • Pronk still life with lobster
    Pronk still life with lobster
    Jasper Geeraards and former attribution Gerrit Willemsz Horst
    c. 1640s–1650–1654 · Museum Bredius
  • Still life with Jan Steen pitcher
    Still life with Jan Steen pitcher
    Andries Benedetti and Jasper Geeraards
    c. 1642–1655 · Gebruder Douwes
  • Large magnificent still life with nautilus, lemons and ham inside a tazza
    Large magnificent still life with nautilus, lemons and ham inside a tazza
    Jasper Geeraards
    1646–1654
  • Fruit still life with roemer
    Fruit still life with roemer
    Jasper Geeraards
    1648
  • Oval still life with ham, salt cellar and lemon
    Oval still life with ham, salt cellar and lemon
    Jasper Geeraards
    c. 1650
  • Still life with crock, lobster, and fruit
    Still life with crock, lobster, and fruit
    manner of · Manner of Jasper Geeraards
    c. 1660 · Hallwyl Museum
  • Still Life
    Still Life
    Jan Davidsz. de Heem and Jasper Geeraards
    1665 · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • NImage under copyright
    Nature morte au homard
    attributed to · Attributed to Jasper Geeraards
    1635–1654 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
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