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Peeter van den Bemden

Flemish painter

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A life in paintings

15969 dated paintings1646

9 works

  • Still Life with Game and Fowl
    Still Life with Game and Fowl
    Peeter van den Bemden
    17th century · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
  • Still life of dead game
    Still life of dead game
    attributed to · Attributed to Peeter van den Bemden
    1641–1654 · Hermitage Museum
  • Carp, stockfish, crab on a table and oysters in a crock pot
    Carp, stockfish, crab on a table and oysters in a crock pot
    Peeter van den Bemden
    1641–1654
  • Large kitchen still life
    Large kitchen still life
    possibly by · Peter van Boucle and possibly by Peeter van den Bemden
    1641–1652
  • Dead birds, a fish on a copper platter, a bottle of wine and root vegetables on a draped table
    Dead birds, a fish on a copper platter, a bottle of wine and root vegetables on a draped table
    attributed to · Attributed to Peeter van den Bemden
    1641–1652
  • Still life with peacock, fish, vegetables and fruit
    Still life with peacock, fish, vegetables and fruit
    Peeter van den Bemden
    1641–1654
  • Still life with dead game and birds
    Still life with dead game and birds
    attributed to · Attributed to Peeter van den Bemden
    1641–1654
  • Q123505860
    Q123505860
    attributed to · Attributed to Peeter van den Bemden
    1641–1652
  • Still life of fish with sea and freshwater fish, crabs and lobsters
    Still life of fish with sea and freshwater fish, crabs and lobsters
    attributed to · Attributed to Peeter van den Bemden
    1641–1652
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