Georg Flegel
Georg Flegel (1566 – 23 March 1638) was a German
still-life
works.
Early life and education
Flegel was born in
Flegel later moved to Frankfurt, which at the time was an important art-dealing city. As an assistant, he inserted items such as fruit, flowers, and table utensils into Valckenborch's works.
He is probably the same person Kramm found in Utrecht as ‘juriaen vlegel, Constschilder.’ in the "Protokol" of the notary (or real estate agent) Verduyn, noted as "Acte van 21 Maart, 1616".Roelandt Savery (who had made a trip to Tyrol) and Balthasar van der Ast.
Notable works
In a period of about 30 years (c. 1600–1630), he produced 110
watercolor and oil pictures, mostly still-life images which often depicted tables set for meals and covered with food, flowers and the occasional animal. Among his students were his own two sons, Friedrich (1596/1597–1616) and Jacob (probably Leonhard, 1602–1623), as well as the flower artist Jacob Marrel
.
Flegel died in 1638 in
Frankfurt-am-Main
.
- Paintings
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Breakfast Image with herring, Bartmann pitcher and a stag beetle -
Still Life with Bread, Haselnuts, Seafood and Apples -
Still Life with parrot -
Still Life with Cherries -
Snack with Fried Eggs -
The big Breakfast -
Still Life with waffles -
Still Life with Bread and Confectionery -
Still Life with Dates and Cherries -
Small birds and roasted chestnuts -
Still Life with lobster -
Still Life with candy -
Dessert Still Life -
Still Life with herring
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See also
References
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