Artists in Flanders and the Dutch Republic began to paint meal still lifes around 1600. Their pictures of sumptuously laid tables are still a feast for the eyes. 'Slow Food: Dutch and Flemish Meal Still Lifes 1600-1640' shows the development of the early meal still life in the Northern and Southern Netherlands. This aspect of still-life painting has never been the subject of a separate publication.

Slow Food Dutch And Flemish Meal Still Lifes 1600-1640

Quentin Buvelot

Uitgeverij De Kunst

<p>Few artists have reinvented themselves as often as Piet Mondrian (1872-1944). He embraced the dynamic life in Amsterdam, Paris, and New York with boundless curiosity for the new and innovative, translating this in his paintings. This book explores Mondrian's life and work in depth, using the collection of the Gemeentemuseum The Hague as its basis. The museum has the largest Mondrian collection in the world, with around 300 works which cover every phase of the artist's impressive career.</p>

Piet Mondrian The Man Who Changed Everything

Arts & Photography

Hans Janssen

Individual Artists

Erik Hijweege - Holland (English and Dutch Edition)

Michiel Goudswaard

Photography & Video

<p>The tradition of blue and white delftware dates back 400 years, and is perhaps the most iconic national product of the Netherlands. Published in conjunction with a an updated exhibition of Dutch ceramics, both new and old, at the Municipal Museum of The Hague, this catalogue provides an overview of the history of delftware. In addition, it explores subjects such as the display of delftware in period homes, stock inventories of 17th-century retailers, the unique forms of tulip vases and the production and sale of delftware today. Comprehensive, beautifully illustrated and photographed, and with detailed texts throughout, it is a must-have for fans and collectors alike.</p>

Delftware Wonderware (English and Dutch Edition)

VARIOUS

Other Media

Since 2002, four Dutch Museums have joined forces to combine their expertise in the field of Asian ceramics. In this book, which is the result of a collaborative research project, 13 authors each cast a spotlight on a different aspect of the Dutch love of porcelain in the 17th century. Using literary, visual, historical and archaeological evidence from around the world, they give a multi-faceted view of the Chinese and Japanese porcelain of the Dutch Golden Age.

Chinese And Japanese Porcelain For The Dutch Golden Age

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