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1627 Delft, Holland - 1683 Amsterdam, Holland. Known for: Still life painting.
Born in Delft, Willem van Aelst lived in France before leaving for Florence in 1649. In Florence, he worked for Cosimo III de Medici with Otto Marseus van Schriek. Back in the Netherlands in 1656, he... Read full biography
Born in Delft, Willem van Aelst lived in France before leaving for Florence in 1649. In Florence, he worked for Cosimo III de Medici with Otto Marseus van Schriek. Back in the Netherlands in 1656, he specialized in the realization of elegant still lifes of flowers, fruits or game, with whom he met... Read full biography
Born in Delft, Willem van Aelst lived in France before leaving for Florence in 1649. In Florence, he worked for Cosimo III de Medici with Otto Marseus van Schriek. Back in the Netherlands in 1656, he specialized in the realization of elegant still lifes of flowers, fruits or game, with whom he met a great success.
Born in Delft, Willem van Aelst lived in France before leaving for Florence in 1649. In Florence, he worked for Cosimo III de Medici with Otto Marseus van Schriek. Back in the Netherlands in 1656, he specialized in the realization of elegant still lifes of flowers, fruits or game, with whom he met a great success.
Born in Delft, Willem van Aelst lived in France before leaving for Florence in 1649. In Florence, he worked for Cosimo III de Medici with Otto Marseus van Schriek. Back in the Netherlands in 1656, he specialized in the realization of elegant still lifes of flowers, fruits or game, with whom he met a great success.
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Born in Delft, Willem van Aelst lived in France before leaving for Florence in 1649. In Florence, he worked for Cosimo III de Medici with Otto Marseus van Schriek.
Back in the Netherlands in 1656, he specialized in the realization of elegant still lifes of flowers, fruits or game, with whom he met a great success.