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Southern Netherlands · 1671 – 17th centuryWikidata

Cornelis de Bryer

Flemish still life painter

Died in Frankfurt.

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19 works

  • Q139372618
    Q139372618
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1623–1661
  • Stillleben
    Stillleben
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1634–1661 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Still life with grapes, a tangerine, an apple, prunes and apricots, all on a stone ledge
    Still life with grapes, a tangerine, an apple, prunes and apricots, all on a stone ledge
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1645–1665
  • Still life
    Still life
    Cornelis de Bryer
    c. 1650–1650 · Bonnefanten Museum
  • Q120728205
    Q120728205
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1652–1658
  • Q120728214
    Q120728214
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1652–1658
  • Still life
    Still life
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1652–1658
  • Still life with grapes, plums, cherries and songbirds
    Still life with grapes, plums, cherries and songbirds
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1652–1658
  • Still life with fruit and oyster
    Still life with fruit and oyster
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1652–1658 · Queensland Art Gallery
  • Still life with fruit and oyster
    Still life with fruit and oyster
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1652–1658
  • Cherries, Grapes, Apricots, Figs, Maize, and Other Fruit with a Silver Tazza on a Table
    Cherries, Grapes, Apricots, Figs, Maize, and Other Fruit with a Silver Tazza on a Table
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1652–1658
  • Still life with a sprig of cherry and pomegranate.
    Still life with a sprig of cherry and pomegranate.
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1654 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Still life with fruits
    Still life with fruits
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1656
  • Allegory of vanitas
    Allegory of vanitas
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1658
  • Fruit still life with a Wan-li bowl with strawberries
    Fruit still life with a Wan-li bowl with strawberries
    Cornelis de Bryer
    1658
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