Willem Claesz. Heda
1594–1680 · Baroque
Willem Claeszoon Heda was a Dutch Golden Age painter from the city of Haarlem devoted exclusively to the painting of still life. He is known for his innovation of the late breakfast genre of still life painting.
40 paintings
- Breakfast Still Life (1647)
- Still life with silver decanter (1643)
- Still Life with laid table (1646)
- Still life with blackberry pie, nautilus cup, salt-cellar, façon- de-Venise, ewer, roemer, hazelnuts, knife and case on a partly-draped table (1619)
- Still life with Nautilus Cup (1640)
- Still life with ham, mustard pot, bread, olives and roemer (1651)
- Still life with nautilus cup, salt cellar, roemer, façon de Venise glass and table carpet (1663)
- Still Life with a Fruit Pie (1644)
- Still life with oysters and façon de Venise glassware (1649)
- Still life with tazza, silver pot, roemer, glass of beer, four pewter plates with bread and ham on a green table cloth (1650)
- Still life with fish and a goblet holder, dated 162. (1627)
- Still life with decanter and fruit (1660)
- Still life of fruit in a niche
- Still Life with Half-eaten Pie (1633)
- Still-Life (1645)
- Still Life with Oysters, a Silver Tazza, and Glassware (1635)
- Still life with ham (1640)
- Banquet Piece with Mince Pie (1635)
- Still Life (1637)
- Tobacco Still Life (1637)
- Still life with ham and bread (1649)
- Still life with laid table in a landscape (1634)
- Still life with a watch. (1631)
- Banquet Piece with Ham (1656)
- Still Life with Rummer, Oysters, Lemon and Pepper, Soup and Spoon, Knife and Nuts (1634)
- Still Life with a Rummer and Pie (1700)
- Stilleben mit Römer (1631)
- Breakfast with a Crab (1648)
- A Dessert (1637)
- Still Life with a Roemer and a Watch (1629)
- Still Life with a Nautilus Cup (1640)
- Still Life with Glasses and Tobacco (1633)
- Still Life: Pewter and Silver Vessels and a Crab (1635)
- Still Life with a Roemer, a Covered Flagon, and a Beaker
- Still Life with Silver Tazza, Roemer and Oysters (1632)
- Still Life with Beer-pitcher and Orange (1633)
- Still life with a gilded beer tankard (1634)
- Still Life with a Gilt Cup (1635)
- Still life with a broken glass (1642)
- Still life with a silver tazza (1630)