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Peter Binoit

German artist (1590-1632)

Born in Cologne. Died in Hanau.

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A life in paintings

Born 159025 dated paintingsDied 1632

40 works

  • Still life of fruits
    Still life of fruits
    Peter Binoit
    1610–1625 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Laid table with goblet holder and roast chicken
    Laid table with goblet holder and roast chicken
    Georg Flegel and Peter Binoit
    c. 1610 · private collection
  • Flowers in a Vase
    Flowers in a Vase
    Peter Binoit
    1613 · Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
  • Vase of Flowers
    Vase of Flowers
    Peter Binoit
    1613 · National Gallery Prague
  • Stil-life with letter pastry
    Stil-life with letter pastry
    Peter Binoit
    1615 · Groninger Museum
  • Still Life of Grapes and Peaches on a Porcelain Bowl
    Still Life of Grapes and Peaches on a Porcelain Bowl
    Peter Binoit
    1615
  • Still life
    Still life
    Peter Binoit
    1618 · Skokloster Castle
  • Still-life with grapes in a bowl, sparrows, and a butterfly
    Still-life with grapes in a bowl, sparrows, and a butterfly
    Peter Binoit
    1618
  • Q116689807
    Q116689807
    Peter Binoit
    c. 1618 · Skokloster Castle
  • Q133274863
    Q133274863
    Peter Binoit
    1619
  • Still Life with Grapes in a Porcelain Dish, Peaches, Melons, and Snails
    Still Life with Grapes in a Porcelain Dish, Peaches, Melons, and Snails
    Peter Binoit
    c. 1619
  • Still Life with a Meal
    Still Life with a Meal
    Peter Binoit
    1620s · Nationalmuseum
  • Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase
    Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase
    Peter Binoit
    c. 1620 · private collection
  • Q133796940
    Q133796940
    Peter Binoit
    1620s
  • Flowers and parrots
    Flowers and parrots
    Peter Binoit
    c. 1620 · Landesmuseum Mainz
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