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Juriaen van Streeck

(Amsterdam 1632–1687) A helmet decorated with ostrich feathers, a violin, a trumpet, a skull and other objects on a table with a young moor nearby, indistinctly signed lower centre: J. van Streek, oil on canvas, 112 x 95 cm, framed Provenance: possibly sale, Amsterdam, 17 April 1708, lot 375; sale, Amsterdam, 3 October 1708, lot 96; probably sale, Lempertz, Cologne, 10 May 1916, lot 100 We are grateful to Fred Meijer for confirming the attribution on the basis of high-resolution photographs. The present dramatic and meticulously rendered scene is an enticing and enigmatic example of the oeuvre of Juriaan van Streeck, one of the most intriguing Amsterdam masters of the late Dutch Golden Age. The noble archaic helmet with its ostrich feather plume, the antiquated ‘Burgundian’ dress of the figure in the background and the beautifully rendered skull mark this work out as a so-called vanitas still life. Fred Meijer believes the present work to reflect a real-world view of the van Streeck’s workshop, and compares it with a similar work conserved in Muiderslot Castle, the Netherlands. Beyond the obvious memento mori insinuation, the meaning of the present work is rendered even more complex by the depiction of a title page, contrasted with the green velvet drape upon the table. This reads as Aran en Titus, of Wraak en Weerwraak or ‘Aran and Titus, or Revenge and Counter Revenge’, and immensely popular tragedy of the time, by playwright Jan Vos (1610–1667). Van Streeck is the archetypal late Amsterdam still life painter, having had his workshop in several locations throughout the city, from the Jordaan to the upmarket Prinsengracht. Although van Streeck worked in the style of Willem Kalf, little is known of where he trained, but he excelled, in rendering earthly symbols of beauty and invention, but also transience, such as the skull and violin seen in the present work.

JURIAAN VAN STREEK (1632-1687)

Card Players Signed on the edge of the table lower right Oil on canvas, 106.5 x 101.4 cm Provenance: - Collection Baron Martignac - Auction Ernest George e.a., London, 7 March 1923 - Collection J. Goudstikker, Amsterdam, 1927, cat.no. 33 - Auction Frederik Muller & Co., Amsterdam, De nalatenschappen van den heer S. P. D. May en mevrouw R. May-Fuld, 2-5 December 1941, lot 419 - Auction Van Marle, de Sille & Baan, Rotterdam, 20-22 December 1950, lot 208 - Private collection, the Netherlands - Painting restituted to the Heir of Jacques Goudstikker, December 2022 Note: Juriaan van Streek was a Dutch Golden Age painter who was praised for his still lifes and how he painted their objects, which included helmets, books, letters, musical instruments, and skulls. This present lot exemplifies how Van Streek also excelled at painting different themes, such as these two men playing cards. The subject of ‘card games’ has a long tradition in art history and was especially popular in the seventeenth century. The dark tones in which Van Streek depicts this scene strengthen the sentimental mood and dramatize the subject. * Condition report available upon request

JURIAEN VAN STREECK (AMSTERDAM, 1632 - 1687): STILL LIFE WITH CRYSTALS, LEMON AND TANGERINE

Oil on panel, cm. 46,5x41,5. Framed

Juriaen van Streeck, 1632 Amsterdam – 1687 ebenda, zugeschrieben

STILLLEBEN MIT AUSTERN UND FRÜCHTEN IN EINER WANLI-SCHALE Öl auf Leinwand. Doubliert. 46 x 74 cm. In Prunkrahmen.Vor dunklem Hintergrund auf einem Marmortisch, der zur Hälfte linksseitig mit einer dunkelgrünen Decke mit goldenen Fransen bedeckt ist, die sorgsam arrangierten Gegenstände: in der Mitte eine leicht schräg stehende prachtvolle Wanli-Schale, darin einige Orangen und eine angeschälte Zitrone, deren Schale spiralartig über den Schalenrand hinaushängt. Davor, auf einem flachen Zinnteller liegend, drei geöffnete Austern. Rechtsseitig ein Brötchen und rote und helle Weintrauben. In der Mitte des Hintergrunds eine eckige chinesische Vase und daneben ein halb gefülltes Römerglas, wiederum mit heraushängender Zitronenschale. Auf der linken Hintergrundseite ein rotes Holzkästchen, auf dem zwei weitere orangefarbene Früchte und eine Rispe mit hellen Weintrauben liegen. Malerei in zurückhaltender Farbgebung mit feiner Hell-Dunkel-Inszenierung. Wenige kleine Retuschen.Anmerkung: Juriaen van Streeck war ein niederländischer Maler des Goldenen Zeitalters. Verschiedene Objekte tauchen auf seinen Stillleben immer wieder auf, wie die hier dargestellte Wanli-Schale. (1271184) (18)Juriaen van Streeck,1632 Amsterdam – 1687 ibid., attributedSTILL LIFE WITH OYSTERS AND FRUIT IN WANLI BOWL Oil on canvas. Relined.46 x 74 cm.In magnificent frame.

Juriaen van Streeck, 1632 Amsterdam – 1687 ebenda, zug.

STILLLEBEN MIT AUSTERN UND FRÜCHTEN IN EINER WANLI-SCHALE Öl auf Leinwand. Doubliert. 46 x 74 cm. In Prunkrahmen. Vor dunklem Hintergrund auf einem Marmortisch, der zur Hälfte linksseitig mit einer dunkelgrünen Decke mit goldenen Fransen bedeckt ist, die sorgsam arrangierten Gegenstände: in der Mitte eine leicht schräg stehende prachtvolle Wanli-Schale, darin einige Orangen und eine angeschälte Zitrone, deren Schale spiralartig über den Schalenrand hinaushängt. Davor, auf einem flachen Zinnteller liegend, drei geöffnete Austern. Rechtsseitig ein Brötchen und rote und helle Weintrauben. In der Mitte des Hintergrunds eine eckige chinesische Vase und daneben ein halb gefülltes Römerglas, wiederum mit heraushängender Zitronenschale. Auf der linken Hintergrundseite ein rotes Holzkästchen, auf dem zwei weitere orangefarbene Früchte und eine Rispe mit hellen Weintrauben liegen. Malerei in zurückhaltender Farbgebung mit feiner Hell-Dunkel-Inszenierung. Wenige kleine Retuschen. Anmerkung: Juriaen van Streeck war ein niederländischer Maler des Goldenen Zeitalters. Verschiedene Objekte tauchen auf seinen Stillleben immer wieder auf, wie die hier dargestellte Wanli-Schale. (1271184) (18) Juriaen van Streeck, 1632 Amsterdam – 1687 ibid., attributed STILL LIFE WITH OYSTERS AND FRUIT IN WANLI BOWL  Oil on canvas. Relined. 46 x 74 cm.

Juriaen Van Streek (attr.)

Still life with fruit and a moorish servant oil on canvas, 84by122cm.

Juriaen Van Streeck (1632-1687), attr. à Nature morte aux fruits et à la corbeille, huile sur toile, 30x39 cm

Juriaen Van Streeck (1632-1687), attr. à Nature morte aux fruits et à la corbeille, huile sur toile, 30x39 cm Juriaen Van Streeck (1632-1687), attr. à, Nature morte aux fruits et à la corbeille, huile sur toile, 30x39 cm Note de Fred Meijer : "Cette oeuvre ressemble beaucoup au travail de Juriaen van Streek, mais on ne peut exclure que l'oeuvre ait été réalisée par son fils qui peignait selon la manière de son père. La peinture était probablement plus grande et a perdu, lors de sa réduction, la signature de l'artiste".

Juriaen van Streeck (Amsterdam 1632 - Amsterdam 1687), follower of. Still Life with Chinese Vase.

Late 17th cent., oil/canvas, 42,5 x 32,5 cm, min. rest. - Provenance: Private collection Sweden. - Dutch still life painter. His paintings with objects emerging from a velvet black background resemble the works of Willem Kalf and are among the best achievements of Dutch still life art. - Mus.: St. Petersburg (Hermitage), Paris (Louvre), Moscow (Puschkin Mus.), Vienna (Collection Liechtenstein), Rotterdam (Mus. Boymans-van Beuningen), Munich a. others. Mus.: St. Petersburg (Hermitage), Paris (Louvre), Moscow (Puschkin Mus.), Vienna (Collection Liechtenstein), Rotterdam (Mus. Boymans-van Beuningen), Munich a. others. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Bernt, Willigen/Meijer: A dictionary of Dutch and Flemish still-life painters working in oils, 1525-1725, 2003 a. others.

TABLEAUX

Huile sur toile marouflée sur toile "Nature morte aux perdrix". Signé en bas au milieu J. Van Streeck. Epoque: Fin XVIIème. (Retouche à la signature). Dim.:+/-74.5x61cm.

JURIAEN VAN STREECK (1632-1687 AMSTERDAM) A kitchen still life with a pl

JURIAEN VAN STREECK (1632-1687 AMSTERDAM) A kitchen still life with a plucked duck and kitchen utensils on a ledge signed ‘J:H:van Streek:f.’ (lower right) oil on canvas 81.7 x 67.4cm (32 3/16 x 26 9/16in).

Juriaan van Streek (Dutch, 1632-1687) 17 Century Oil On Canvas Dutch Painting

Juriaan van Streek (Dutch, 1632-1687) 17 Century Oil On Canvas Dutch Painting by Juriaan van Streek (Dutch, 1632-1687) 17th Century Dutch Still Life Vanitas Old Master Oil Painting Signed lower center The objects in the painting include a skull , a Black Man holding a staff (and wearing period clothing), a scroll , a piece of wheat , a fancy helmet with feathers , book , violin and bow , rolled up music sheets, an hourglass , another human figure on a piece of paper and a piece of a scroll with Jan Vos name and the title of his famous poem. The painting was rolled up but is now laid on a new stretcher. Size: 44 1/2 x 37 1/4 in. Juriaen van Streeck or Juriaan van Streek (29 February 1632, in Amsterdam[1] – buried 12 June 1687, in Amsterdam[2]) was a Dutch Golden Age painter of still lifes. Juriaen van Streek was born in the year 1632 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. In 1653 he married Grietje Claes. The couple lived in several locations in the Jordaan then moved to Prinsengracht. They had nine children,[3] three were buried young.[4] When Van Streeck died he was an innkeeper in Kerkstraat. According to Houbraken, Van Streeck excelled at all still life subjects, including helmets, books, letters, musical instruments, and skulls or dead animals to indicate the transcience of life. He was a follower of Willem Kalf and influenced Barend van der Meer. Houbraken also wrote an entry for his son Hendrick van Streeck, who became a student of Emanuel de Witte and painted church interiors.

Juriaen Van STREECK (Amsterdam 1635-1687) Nature morte aux agrumes et verre de vin

Juriaen Van STREECK (Amsterdam 1635-1687) Nature morte aux agrumes et verre de vin Panneau de chêne, une planche, renforcé Signé en bas à droite: J.V Streek. F Fente et restaurations anciennes Still life with citrus and glass of wine, oak panel, signed lower right: J.V. Streek. F 34 x 28cm - 13 3/8 X 11 IN. € 8,000-12,000 Provenance Collection Paul Mantz; Sa vente à Paris, 10-11 mai 1895 (Me Chevallier), n°93 (dimensions légèrement différentes).

Juriaen van Streeck (1623-1687)-attributed, Still

Juriaen van Streeck (1623-1687)-attributed, Still life with apples, ceramic dish, jub and a wine glass on stone plinth, with a knife and blue scarf, on dark background; oil on oak panel, framed.

JURIAEN VAN STREECK (DUTCH 1632-1687) A STILL LIFE OF LEMONS, PEACHES AND GRAPES IN A NICHE WITH SWAGS 39cm x 49.5cm (15.25in x 19.5...

JURIAEN VAN STREECK (DUTCH 1632-1687) A STILL LIFE OF LEMONS, PEACHES AND GRAPES IN A NICHE WITH SWAGS Signed, oil on panel 39cm x 49.5cm (15.25in x 19.5in)

JURIAEN VAN STREECK (DUTCH 1632-1687) A STILL LIFE OF LEMONS, PEACHES AND GRAPES IN A NICHE WITH SWAGS 39cm x 49.5cm (15.25in x 19.5...

JURIAEN VAN STREECK (DUTCH 1632-1687) A STILL LIFE OF LEMONS, PEACHES AND GRAPES IN A NICHE WITH SWAGS Signed, oil on panel 39cm x 49.5cm (15.25in x 19.5in)

Artwork by - Juriaen van Streeck

Artwork by - Juriaen van Streeck

Attribué à Juriaan van STREECK (1632-1687) Nature morte aux huîtres

Attribué à Juriaan van STREECK (1632-1687) Nature morte aux huîtres sur un entablement Toile 76,5 x 64 cm

JURIAEN VAN STREECK Arnemuiden1632-1687 Amsterdam

JURIAEN VAN STREECK Arnemuiden1632-1687 Amsterdam Stilleben med apelsiner, persikor och citron Olja på duk, 88 x 100 cm. Oil on canvas. PROVENIENS: Sotheby´s, London 16-12-2007, katnr 183

STREECK, JURIAEN VAN (attr., 1632-1687).

STREECK, JURIAEN VAN (attr., 1632-1687). Still-life with fruits, delftware bowl and a glass. Oil/panel. 28 x 48 cm

JURIAAN VAN STREEK

JURIAAN VAN STREEK AMSTERDAM(?) 1632 - 1687 AMSTERDAM A STILL LIFE OF A LEMON, PEACHES, A VENETIAN GLASS AND A KNIFE, ALL ON A STONE LEDGE DRAPED WITH A RED CLOTH, IN A LANDSCAPE signed lower right: J.v. Streeck. oil on canvas 26.8 by 36.3 cm.

STREECK, JURIAEN VAN (follower, 1632-before 1687).

STREECK, JURIAEN VAN (follower, 1632-before 1687). Still-life with fruits and a "Akelei" cup. Oil/metal. 70 x 59 cm

Juriaan van Streek , Amsterdam(?) 1632 - 1687 Amsterdam still life with peaches and an orange in a porcelain Wan-Li kraak bowl, a Chinese ovoid shaped porcelain jar, and a silver-gilt nautilus cup, together with a fluit and another glass, a bread

indistinctly signed lower left: J.v. Stre.k. oil on canvas, unlined

Old Master Painting: Juriaen van Streeck

Old Master Painting: Juriaen van Streeck (Amsterdam 1632 - 1687), circle of

Juriaan van Streek Amsterdam(?) 1632 - 1687 Amsterdam , a still life with oranges, peaches and a lemon in a blue-and-white china bowl, a silver-gilt nautilus cup on a silver gilt plate together with a lemon, a bread roll and a knife, together with a

JURIAEN VAN STREECK Holland 1632-1687 Stilleben

JURIAEN VAN STREECK Holland 1632-1687 Stilleben med frukter, krus, kanna och nautilus Signerad J. v Streek fecit. Olja pa duk, 86 x 72 cm. Signed. Oil on canvas. EXPERTIS: Cabinet Turquin, St‚phane Pinta, Paris

Juriaan van Streek Amsterdam(?) 1632 - 1687 Amsterdam , A still life with an orange and peaches in a porcelain wan-li bowl, a nautilus cup, a chinese porcelain vase and a knife, all on a stone table draped with a red velvet cloth

indistinctly signed lower left: J. v. (strengthened) Stre.. oil on canvas

JURIAAN VAN STREEK AMSTERDAM(?) 1632 - 1687 AMSTERDAM

THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN A STILL LIFE OF A LEMON, PEACHES, A VENETIAN GLASS AND A KNIFE, ALL ON A STONE LEDGE DRAPED WITH A RED CLOTH, IN A LANDSCAPE measurements note 26.8 by 36.8 cm. signed lower right: J.v. Streeck oil on canvas PROVENANCE Anonymous sale, Cologne, Carola van Ham, 20-23 October 1971, lot 1495. NOTE According to a note at the RKD, the pendant of this painting was with A. Brod, London in 1959.

Juriaen van Streek (Amsterdam 1632-1687)

A blue and white Wan-li klapmuts bowl with peaches, a lemon and an orange, a silver-mounted Transitional ewer, a beaker, a glass tazza and a knife on a partly-draped stone ledge signed 'J.v.Streek.' (lower right) oil on canvas 48.6 x 40.6 cm. PROVENANCE with S. Nijstad, The Hague, 1962.