Literature

Here you will find the sources and references used in the production of the Pieter Claesz project as part of Kaiserschild Art Defined.

Becker, U. (2023). Between death and dance: Masterpieces of the early modern period (2nd ed.). Universalmuseum Joanneum – Old Gallery.

Beckmann, I. (2014). Poultry, oysters and lemons: Food in 17th-century Dutch art and culture. Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft.

Biesboer, P., Klemm, C., & Wheelock, A. (2004). Pieter Claesz. Still life. Waanders Publishers.

Brunner-Bulst, M. (2004). Pieter Claesz: The main master of Haarlem still life in the 17th century. Critical œuvre catalog. Luca Publishers.

Brunner-Bulst, M. (2020). Zeugnis einer Künstlerfreundschaft. Die Zusammenarbeit von Pieter Claesz. und Roelof Koets, in: Connoisseurship. Essays in honour of Fred G. Meijer, hg. Von Charles Dumas et al., Leiden, S. 60-67.

Erbert-Schifferer, S. (1998). The history of the still life. Hirmer.

Hamburger Kunsthalle. (2008). Spiegel geheimer Wünsche: Stillleben aus fünf Jahrhunderten (Ausstellungskatalog). Hirmer.

Meijer, Fred G. (1995). Een nieuwe kijk op Franchoys Elaut (1589-1635), n: Oud Holland, Vol. 109, No. 1/2, S. 18-31.

North, M. (2021). The Golden Age globally: The Netherlands in the 17th and 18th centuries (1st ed.). Böhlau Publishing House.

Schneider, N. (1999). Still life: The reality and symbolism of things – Still life painting in the early modern period. Taschen.

Sitt, M., & Gaßner, H. (2008). Spiegel geheimer Wünsche: Still lifes from five centuries (Exhibition catalog). Hirmer.

Vroom, N.R.A. (1980). A modest message as intimated by the painters of the "monochrome Banketje". Schiedam.