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17th century. Known for: Painting.
François Habert, a pupil of the renowned still-life painter Jan Davidsz de Heem, was active in Paris from approximately 1643 to 1652. Little is known about his life; it remains unclear, for instance,... Read full biography
François Habert, a pupil of the renowned still-life painter Jan Davidsz de Heem, was active in Paris from approximately 1643 to 1652. Little is known about his life; it remains unclear, for instance, whether he was French or Flemish. Habert’s paintings—only a handful of which are known today—range... Read full biography
François Habert, a pupil of the renowned still-life painter Jan Davidsz de Heem, was active in Paris from approximately 1643 to 1652. Little is known about his life; it remains unclear, for instance, whether he was French or Flemish. Habert’s paintings—only a handful of which are known today—range from smaller, more understated still lifes to large-scale, opulent tabletop compositions featuring elaborately decorated fabrics, food, and various objects.
François Habert, a pupil of the renowned still-life painter Jan Davidsz de Heem, was active in Paris from approximately 1643 to 1652. Little is known about his life; it remains unclear, for instance, whether he was French or Flemish. Habert’s paintings—only a handful of which are known today—range from smaller, more understated still lifes to large-scale, opulent tabletop compositions featuring elaborately decorated fabrics, food, and various objects.
François Habert, a pupil of the renowned still-life painter Jan Davidsz de Heem, was active in Paris from approximately 1643 to 1652. Little is known about his life; it remains unclear, for instance, whether he was French or Flemish. Habert’s paintings—only a handful of which are known today—range from smaller, more understated still lifes to large-scale, opulent tabletop compositions featuring elaborately decorated fabrics, food, and various objects.