Jacob van Es, Still life of grapes and blackberries in a basket

Jacob van Es

Flemish · 1596–1666 · Painter

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Jacob van Es, Still life of grapes and blackberries in a basket
Still life of grapes and blackberries in a basket1641
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Jacob van Es, A basket of grapes and raspberries on a ledge
A basket of grapes and raspberries on a ledge1650
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Jacob van Es, Untitled
Untitled1650
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Jacob van Es, Still life with a salt cellar.
Still life with a salt cellar.1650
Museum of John Paul II Collection ↗
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Jacob van Es, Still life with grapes and hazel nuts on a table
Still life with grapes and hazel nuts on a table1650
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Jacob van Es, Still life with grapes, a lemon and bread on a table
Still life with grapes, a lemon and bread on a table1650
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Jacob van Es, Still life with bread, fruit and meat
Still life with bread, fruit and meat1650
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Jacob van Es, Still Life with Lobster on a Pewter Plate
Still Life with Lobster on a Pewter Plate1617
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Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) — Agnes Etherington Art Centre

Related artists — Flemish, born 1571–1621