Pieter de Ring

Dutch(1615–1660)

Works

Pieter de Ring was a Dutch Golden Age painter born around 1615 in Leiden, known primarily for his elaborate and richly detailed still life paintings. He was a pupil of Jan Davidsz. de Heem and became a master of the pronkstilleven, or ostentatious still life, depicting luxurious objects such as glassware, silverware, exotic fruits, and fine textiles. His works are held in major museum collections across Europe and frequently appear at leading international auction houses including Christie's and Sotheby's.

Porcelain Wine Dutch Golden Age Fruit Oil Painting Table arrangement Still Life Luxury Objects

Pieter de Ring — Still life with a tazza, pears, plums, a Wan-Li bowl, a roll, grapes, lemons, cherries, and a glass of wine, all on a table draped in a green cloth and set before a curtain

Still life with a tazza, pears, plums, a Wan-Li bowl, a roll, grapes, lemons, cherries, and a glass of wine, all on a table draped in a green cloth and set before a curtain

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