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12 paintings

  • Still Life with Pass Glass and pipes
    Still Life with Pass Glass and pipes
    Jan Jansz van de Velde
    1657–1658 · Wallraf–Richartz Museum
  • Still Life with a Stoneware Jar and a Brazier
    Still Life with a Stoneware Jar and a Brazier
    Jan Fris
    · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • Vanitas
    Vanitas
    David Bailly and Hendrick Andriessen
    1640–1655 · Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art
  • Still life of smoking paraphernalia
    Still life of smoking paraphernalia
    Theodoor Smits
    c. 1657–1659 · Amsterdam
  • Still Life with Crab
    Still Life with Crab
    Jan Olis
    1623
  • Still life with a glass of beer, a pipe, tobacco and other requisites of smoking
    Still life with a glass of beer, a pipe, tobacco and other requisites of smoking
    Jan Jansz van de Velde
    1658
  • Still life with jug and herring
    Still life with jug and herring
    Jan Jansz den Uyl
    1645–1670 · Staatliches Museum Schwerin
  • Still life with roemer, clay pipe and a lit taper on a ledge
    Still life with roemer, clay pipe and a lit taper on a ledge
    Jan Fris
    1654
  • Vanitas Still Life
    Vanitas Still Life
    Hendrick Andriessen
    1640–1649 · Art Gallery of Ontario
  • Still life with smoking requisites
    Still life with smoking requisites
    Jan Jansz van de Velde
    c. 1647 · National Gallery Prague
  • Vanitas still life with skull and Roman bust
    Vanitas still life with skull and Roman bust
    Hendrick Andriessen
    1640–1645
  • Still life with candlestick, pipe and beer glass
    Still life with candlestick, pipe and beer glass
    Hendrick Andriessen
    · Kunsthaus Zürich
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SourcesWikidata (CC0), Wikimedia Commons, and the open-access programs of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Every fact links to its source.