Evert Collier - Works

Works

  1. A Trompe l'Oeil of Newspapers, Letters and Writing Implements on a Wooden Board (1699), 58.8 × 46.2 cm
  2. Edward Collier (1683), Oil on Canvas, 44.4 × 52.8 cm
  3. Still Life (1699), Oil on Canvas, 76.2 × 63.5 cm
  4. Still Life: The Smell (1695), Oil on Canvas, 24⅝ × 20½ in
  5. Still Life with a volume of Wither's Emblemes (1696), Oil on Canvas, 83.8 × 107.9 cm
  6. A Vanitas
  7. Vanitas (1662), Oil on Wood, 94 × 112.1 cm
  8. Vanitas Still Life (1684), Oil on Canvas, 99 × 123 cm
  9. Self Portrait with Vanitas Still Life (1684), Oil on Canvas, Honolulu Museum of Art

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