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Martin Dichtl

German artist, active 17th century (1639–1710)

Born in Nuremberg. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 16395 dated paintingsDied 1710

10 works

  • Old woman, cleaning a steel pan
    Old woman, cleaning a steel pan
    Martin Dichtl
    c. 1665 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Two grinning men behind a table with a pewter, glass of wine and bread
    Two grinning men behind a table with a pewter, glass of wine and bread
    Martin Dichtl
    1665 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Old Man with a Document (Quack)
    Old Man with a Document (Quack)
    Martin Dichtl
    c. 1670 · National Gallery Prague
  • Old Woman with Eye Glasses and a Coin
    Old Woman with Eye Glasses and a Coin
    Martin Dichtl
    1670 · National Gallery Prague
  • Still life with copper pots.
    Still life with copper pots.
    Martin Dichtl
    1675–1700 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Still Life (Hen with Brass and Copper Vessels)
    Still Life (Hen with Brass and Copper Vessels)
    Martin Dichtl
    · National Museum in Kraków
  • Still-life with various copper cooking utensils on a hearth / Kitchen utensils on top of an oven
    Still-life with various copper cooking utensils on a hearth / Kitchen utensils on top of an oven
    Martin Dichtl
  • Still-life with kitchen ware
    Still-life with kitchen ware
    attributed to · Attributed to Martin Dichtl
  • A kitchen still-life with pots, pans, apples and a leg of pork
    A kitchen still-life with pots, pans, apples and a leg of pork
    Martin Dichtl
  • Still-life with kitchen ware
    Still-life with kitchen ware
    attributed to · Attributed to Martin Dichtl
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