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Laurens Craen

Dutch Golden Age painter (c.1620-c.1670)

Born in The Hague. Died in Middelburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 16208 dated paintingsDied 1670

10 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Still life with imaginary view
    Still life with imaginary view
    Laurens Craen
    c. 1645 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Fruit and Oysters
    Fruit and Oysters
    attributed to · Attributed to Laurens Craen
    1646–1664 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Still life with fruit, oysters and wine glass
    Still life with fruit, oysters and wine glass
    Laurens Craen
    1646 · Hofje van Mevrouw van Aerden
  • Still life with crab, crayfish, and Delft-blue pitcher
    Still life with crab, crayfish, and Delft-blue pitcher
    Laurens Craen
    1648 · Gebruder Douwes
  • Still Life with Cartouche
    Still Life with Cartouche
    Laurens Craen
    c. 1655 · private collection
  • Still life on a table with smoking and drinking implements
    Still life on a table with smoking and drinking implements
    Laurens Craen
    c. 1660
  • Still Life of Hazelnuts, Grapes, Oysters and Other Foods on a Draped Table
    Still Life of Hazelnuts, Grapes, Oysters and Other Foods on a Draped Table
    Laurens Craen
    1663 · Richard Green Fine Paintings
  • Q111597861
    Q111597861
    Laurens Craen
  • Still life in a frame.
    Still life in a frame.
    Laurens Craen
    · Wawel Castle
  • SNo image
    Still life of fruit, a chinese porcelain bowl and a fish on a stove
    Laurens Craen
    c. 1660
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