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    • ATTRIBUTED TO PIETER CLAESZ (DUTCH CIRCA 1579-1660), PARROT TULIP
      Oct. 04, 2023

      ATTRIBUTED TO PIETER CLAESZ (DUTCH CIRCA 1579-1660), PARROT TULIP

      Est: £1,000 - £1,500

      ATTRIBUTED TO PIETER CLAESZ (DUTCH CIRCA 1579-1660)PARROT TULIPBody colour and watercolour on laid paper23 x 8.5cm (9 x 3¼ in.)Provenance:Christie's, South Kensington, Old Master Pictures and Drawings, 12 December 2003, lot 528 where purchased by Robert KimeThe attribution to Claesz is based on comparison with a group of drawings of the same size and technique formerly with Noortman, which Dr. Sam Segal compared to a drawing signed 'A.C.' and dated 1641 in an album in the Lindley Library, London (S. Segal, Tulips by Anthony Claesz., Maastricht, 1987, fig. 1)

      Dreweatts 1759 Fine Sales
    • (École hollandaise) - SOUTMAN, Pieter Claesz. (c. 1580-1657).- Silène ivre
      Dec. 08, 2015

      (École hollandaise) - SOUTMAN, Pieter Claesz. (c. 1580-1657).- Silène ivre

      Est: €300 - €350

      (École hollandaise) - SOUTMAN, Pieter Claesz. (c. 1580-1657).- Silène ivre [d'après Pieter-Pauwel RUBENS (1577-1640)]. 1642. Eau-forte, cuv. 44,8 x 49,9 cm, papier vergé, collée par les bords sur un f. de support monté par les coins sup. sous passe-partout (rognée sur la cuv. en haut et en bas, pet. marges à g. et à dr.). PREMIER ÉTAT (sur 4) de cette grande planche figurant des personnages bien en chaire et des satyres entourant Silène, le compagnon de Bacchus.# Hollstein 15.

      Arenberg Auctions
    • PIETER CLAESZ. | Nature morte au mince pie, panier de raisins, pichet en étain et montre
      Jun. 17, 2015

      PIETER CLAESZ. | Nature morte au mince pie, panier de raisins, pichet en étain et montre

      Est: €40,000 - €60,000

      Huile sur panneau

      Sotheby's
    • *CLAESZ., PIETER
      Nov. 13, 2005

      *CLAESZ., PIETER

      Est: CHF12,000 - CHF18,000

      *CLAESZ., PIETER (Steinfurt 1597/98- 1661 Franckesteeg), follower of. Still life with bread, pie, jar and oysters. Oil on canvas. Monogrammed and dated lower right: PC 1657. 73.5 x 98 cm. CHF 12 000.- / 18 000.- € 7 750.- / 11 630.-

      Koller Auctions
    • THE PROPERTY OF A GERMAN FAMILY PIETER CLAESZ. BURGSTEINFURT CIRCA 1579 - 1660 HAARLEM A STILL
      Jul. 07, 2005

      THE PROPERTY OF A GERMAN FAMILY PIETER CLAESZ. BURGSTEINFURT CIRCA 1579 - 1660 HAARLEM A STILL

      Est: £70,000 - £100,000

      THE PROPERTY OF A GERMAN FAMILY PIETER CLAESZ. BURGSTEINFURT CIRCA 1579 - 1660 HAARLEM A STILL LIFE WITH A LARGE ROEMER, A KNIFE RESTING ON A SILVER PLATE BEARING A PARTLY-PEELED LEMON, WALNUTS AND HAZELNUTS, ON A MARBLE LEDGE signed lower centre on the blade of the knife: Pc (in compendium) oil on oak panel PROVENANCE Bought by the great-grandparents of the present owners. CATALOGUE NOTE This hitherto unrecorded picture dates from Claesz.'s early maturity. Similar still lifes of upright format, with a large Roemer set to one side, as well as those with a partly-peeled lemon on a silver plate on the rim of which rests a knife, are characteristic of Pieter Claesz.'s work from the end of the 1620s and the early to mid-1630s, although Dr. Martina Brunner-Bulst, to whom we are grateful, dates it more precisely to circa 1634-6, on the basis of a transparency.

      Sotheby's
    • ƒ Pieter CLAESZ (Steinfurt vers 1597 - Haarlem 1661) Nature morte à la tranche de saumon, aux citrons et verre de vin. Panneau...
      Jun. 21, 2005

      ƒ Pieter CLAESZ (Steinfurt vers 1597 - Haarlem 1661) Nature morte à la tranche de saumon, aux citrons et verre de vin. Panneau...

      Est: €30,000 - €40,000

      ƒ Pieter CLAESZ (Steinfurt vers 1597 - Haarlem 1661) Nature morte à la tranche de saumon, aux citrons et verre de vin Panneau, une planche 17 x 24,5 cm Monogrammé à droite : PC (liè) Dès ses débuts, Pieter Claesz renouvelle l'art de la nature morte : il applique une perspective plus réaliste que dans la manière traditionnelle en abaissant l'arrière de la table et en accumulant les objets, au lieu de les isoler les uns des autres, ce qui donne à ses natures mortes un aspect plus naturel. Dès les vanités des années 1627 et 1628, les fonds sombres disparaissent au profit d'une palette monochrome et moins vive. Pieter Claesz met ainsi peu à peu au point, parallèlement à Willem Claesz Heda (1591-1680) la peinture de nature morte monochrome, principalement dans les tons jaune-brun et gris, qui aura un très grand succès. A partir de 1635, les banquets de Claesz gagnent en somptuosité. Répondant à la demande de sa clientèle, les tableaux gagnent en taille et en valeur décorative, ils suggèrent un style baroque et exubérant. Parallèlement, Pieter Claesz continue à peindre de petites compositions, mais qui témoignent de son immense virtuosité picturale. Estimation : € 30,000-40,000 Provenance : Collection de Madame de V., Montreux.

      Tajan
    • * PIETER CLAESZ. BURGSTEINFURT CIRCA 1579- HAARLEM 1660
      May. 27, 2004

      * PIETER CLAESZ. BURGSTEINFURT CIRCA 1579- HAARLEM 1660

      Est: $40,000 - $60,000

      oil on panel STILL LIFE OF A CRAB ON A PEWTER PLATE, A SALT-CELLAR, A ROEMER, A KNIFE, A LEMON AND TWO OYSTERS ON A PEWTER PLATE, ALL RESTING ON A DRAPED TABLE

      Sotheby's
    • * PIETER CLAESZ. BURGSTEINFURT CIRCA 1579- HAARLEM 1660
      Jan. 22, 2004

      * PIETER CLAESZ. BURGSTEINFURT CIRCA 1579- HAARLEM 1660

      Est: $150,000 - $200,000

      signed with monogram and dated middle left PC 1654 BANQUET STILL LIFE WITH A CRAB ON A SILVER PLATTER, A BUNCH OF GRAPES, A BOWL OF OLIVES, AND A PEELED LEMON ALL RESTING ON A DRAPED TABLE

      Sotheby's
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