Banquet Still Life

c. 1620 - c. 1650

Osias Beert (I)

1580 – 1623

Stilleven met pasteien, een taart, broodjes, schalen met bessen en druiven, fruit, glazen en een mes.

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Maker/Artist: Osias Beert (I)
Classification: painting
Medium: oil on panel
Locations: city: Antwerp
Dimensions: height: 64.5 cm width: 115 cm depth: 8.5 cm
Rights Statement: public-domain
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