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1650 Antwerp, Belgium - 1708 Amsterdam, Holland. Known for: Floral and fruit still life painting.
Elias van den Broeck was born in Antwerp, Belgium, but at an early age moved with his parents to Amsterdam, where he was apprenticed to a goldsmith in 1665. In the same year he became a pupil of the... Read full biography
Elias van den Broeck was born in Antwerp, Belgium, but at an early age moved with his parents to Amsterdam, where he was apprenticed to a goldsmith in 1665. In the same year he became a pupil of the still-life painter, Cornelis Kick, with whom he remained until 1669. Subsequently he trained under... Read full biography
Elias van den Broeck was born in Antwerp, Belgium, but at an early age moved with his parents to Amsterdam, where he was apprenticed to a goldsmith in 1665. In the same year he became a pupil of the still-life painter, Cornelis Kick, with whom he remained until 1669. Subsequently he trained under Jan Davidsz. De Heem at Utrecht and apparently followed him when he returned to Antwerp in 1672. In 1673 van den Broeck became a member of the guild there, but in 1685 returned to Amsterdam where he... Read full biography
Elias van den Broeck was born in Antwerp, Belgium, but at an early age moved with his parents to Amsterdam, where he was apprenticed to a goldsmith in 1665. In the same year he became a pupil of the still-life painter, Cornelis Kick, with whom he remained until 1669. Subsequently he trained under Jan Davidsz. De Heem at Utrecht and apparently followed him when he returned to Antwerp in 1672. In 1673 van den Broeck became a member of the guild there, but in 1685 returned to Amsterdam where he worked until his death. According to Weyerman, van den Broeck had been forced to leave Antwerp because of the indignation he had caused by pasting real butterflies on to his canvasses rather than painting them. He was a painter of flowers, fruit and... Read full biography
Elias van den Broeck was born in Antwerp, Belgium, but at an early age moved with his parents to Amsterdam, where he was apprenticed to a goldsmith in 1665. In the same year he became a pupil of the still-life painter, Cornelis Kick, with whom he remained until 1669. Subsequently he trained under Jan Davidsz. De Heem at Utrecht and apparently followed him when he returned to Antwerp in 1672. In 1673 van den Broeck became a member of the guild there, but in 1685 returned to Amsterdam where he worked until his death. According to Weyerman, van den Broeck had been forced to leave Antwerp because of the indignation he had caused by pasting real butterflies on to his canvasses rather than painting them. He was a painter of flowers, fruit and woodland still lifes. Due to the fact that his style is an amalgam of those of several better known artists, his... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: Still life with flowers
Still life with flowers
Elias van den BroeckStill life with flowers
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An oyster, grapes, a partly- peeled lemon, an orange and flowers, on a partially draped stone ledge
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A partially peeled orange, strawberries and other fruit with a wine glass and Wan-li bowl on a partially draped stone ledge
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Belgium, Flemish. 1620 - 1675
Painting
Holland. 1615 - 1659
Dramatic, Italianate landscape and seascape painting
Netherlands. 1641 - 1710
Ship, seascape, sea-battle painting
Netherlands. 1597/98 - 1661
Dutch Golden Age still life painting
Belgium. 1626 - 1679
Painting, studies of nature, birds, butterflies, insects, and monkeys
Netherlands, Belgium. 1635 - 1681
Flower still-life and garland painting
Belgium. 1603 - 1676
Baroque genre and cabinet picture painting, historical events
Netherlands. 1606 - 1662/63
Painting
Netherlands, Italy. 1622 - 1678
Religious, allegorical, portrait and genre painting, engraving
Netherlands. 1620 - 1690
Fish still lifes, ‘pronk’ still lifes
Netherlands, Belgium. 1595 - 1672
Baroque landscape painting
Italy. 1557 - 1622
Drawings, genre, figure
Italy. 1686 - 1776
Painting
Italy. 1695 - 1741
Landscape and figure in landscape paintings, murals
Netherlands. 1622 - 1668
Portrait and figure painting
Netherlands, Holland. c.1640 - 1708
Still life and portrait painting
France, Germany. c.1700 - 1782
Landscape and marine painting inspired by Vernet, Kapeller, and d'Arles
Italy. 1675 - 1741
History, figure, religious paintings
Netherlands, Holland. 1626 - 1679
Genre and figure paintings
Austria, Europe, England. 1689 - 1740
Landscape, genre and figure painting, engraving
France, Belgium, Flemish. 1573 - 1647
Landscapes, genre scenes battles and scenes of village
Netherlands. 1622 - 1674
Landscape, figure in landscape painting, historical battle scenes
Netherlands, Holland. 1640/41 - 1694/97
Landscape, beach and village scene painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1603 - 1677
Panoramic landscape painting
Germany, Netherlands. 1621 - 1649
Rural genre and landscape painting
Netherlands. 1634 - 1693
Genre painting
Germany. 1662 - 1747
Portrait, figure, landscape and allegorical paintings
Belgium. 1564 - 1635
Landscape, figure in landscape painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1635 or 1644 - 1708
Landscape and marine paintings
Holland, Germany, Netherlands. 1610 - 1685
Figure, genre painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1631 - 1708
Seascape painting-sailing ships, draughtsman, printmaking