Joris van Son

1623 — 1667

Flemish still life painter (1623-1667)

Joris van Son or Georg van Son was a Flemish still life painter who worked in a number of sub-genres but is principally known for his still lifes of fruit. He also painted flowers, banquets, vanitas still lifes and pronkstillevens. He is known to have painted fish still lifes representing the Four Elements, and also collaborated with figure artists on 'garland paintings', which typically represent a devotional image framed by a fruit or flower garland.

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Oysters, grapes, lemons, an orange, cherries and a loaf

Allegory on Human Life

Flowers

Früchtestück (Kopie nach)

Fruit and Herring on a Table

Fruit still life with a wan-li bowl and oysters on a plate

Lobster, Oysters and Fruits on the Table

Nature morte

Shellfish, oyster, bowl of fruit and a berkemeyer

Still life with fruit and a lobster

Still-life with fruits

stillife with fruits

The Virgin with the Child inside a festoon of fruit

Still Life with Fruit

Still Life with Fruit

Breakfast - Still -Life with lobster and fruit

still-life

Niche with rummer wine, surrounded by flowers and fruit

Still-Life with Cheese

Fruit and Corn hanging by a Ribbon

Fire (from an 'Elements' series)

Water (from an 'Elements' series)

Früchtestück

Fruchtstück

Still Life

Sumptuous Still Life with Overturned Silver Ewer

Still-life with a lobster

Stillleben mit Pokalen, Zitronen und Austern

Fruit still-life

Fruits and flowers

Stone Cartouche with Fruit and Flower Garland

Stone Cartouche with Fruit and Flower Garland

Still Life with Fruit and Boiled Crayfish

Still-life with fruit.

still life

Fruit Garland Encircling a Relief

Still Life, Lobster and Fruit*

Still-life with Crabs

Table garnie-Nature morte (Vanité)

A still life of roses, parrot tulips, a hyacinth, honeysuckle, anemones and other flowers in a glass vase, together with a butterfly, in a stone niche

Still life with an overturned rummer, oysters, grapes and a plate with olives on a partly draped table

Breakfast-Piece

Still life of fruit and flowers around a stone cartouche

Stillleben mit Hering und Taschenkrebs (Ende der 1650er Jahre)