Market

Henry_Charles_Bryant  Market Day

 Alfred Glendening Flower Market in a French Town

Vincenzo-Campi-Chicken-Vendors-2-

Pieter_aertsen_(attr.),_il_banco_del_macellaio,_1551-55_ca.

 raffaelle giannetti  flower seller

Vegetable market (17-18th century)

Despite being used in a limited way by the human body, vegetables are absolutely essential for a healthy diet.

Os vegetais, apesar do seu escasso aproveitamento pelo organismo humano, são absolutamente indispensáveis para uma alimentação saudável.

Arnout de Muyser (17th century)-'vegetable and flower market'-oil on canvas   Napoli-Museo e Gallerie Nazionale di Capodimonte

Jan van Os (1744-1808)--'river landscape'-oil on canvas   Private collection

Gabriel Metsu (1629-1667)-'vegetable market at Amsterdam'-oil on canvas-(1661-1662)   Paris-Musée du Louvre

Sybrand van Beest (1610-1674)-'vegetable market'-oil on panel-1652   Rotterdam-Museum Boijmans van Beuningen

Willelm van Mieris (1602-1744)-'the greengrocer'-oil on wood-1631   London-Wallace collection

Market scenes by Hendrick Martenszoon Sorgh

Sales of consumer goods in markets dominated greatly the painting of the Dutch artist Hendrick Martenszoon Sorgh (ca 1611-1670).

As vendas de bens de consumo nos mercados dominaram grandemente a pintura do Holandês Hendrick Martenszoon Sorgh (ca 1611-1670).

Hendrick Martenszoon Sorgh (ca 1611-1670)-'the vegetable market'-oil on panel   Private collection

Hendrick Martenszoon Sorgh (ca 1611-1670)-'the vegetable market'-oil on panel-1662 Amsterdam-Rijksmuseum

Hendrick Martenszoon Sorgh (ca 1611-1670)-'the vegetable market'-1654   Rotterdam-Boijmans van Beunigen Museum

Hendrick Martenszoon Sorgh (ca 1611-1670) 'the fish market'-oil on panel-1670   Amsterdam-Rijksmuseum

Hendrick Martenszoon Sorgh (ca 1611-1670) 'the fish market in Rotterdam'-oil on panel-1654   Kassel-Staatliche Museen Gmäldegalerie Alte Meister

Market scenes by Pieter Aertsen

The 16th century market scenes depicted by Pieter Aertsen (ca. 1508-1575) show two characteristic aspects: the lack of hygiene at the time and the inclusion of the New Testament motifs.

As cenas de mercado do séc. XVI representadas por Pieter Aertsen (ca 1508-1575) mostram dois aspetos característicos: a falta de higiene da época, e a inclusão de cenas do Novo Testamento.

Pieter Aertsen (ca 1508-1575)-'market scene'-oil on oak wood    Wien-Kunsthistoriches Museum Gemäldegalerie

Pieter Aertsen (ca 1508-1575)-'market scene (Ecce Homo fragment)'-oil on oak wood-ca 1550   München-Alte Pinakothek

Pieter Aertsen (ca 1508-1575)-'butcher's stall into flight to Egypt'-oil on panel-1551   Uppsala-Museum Gustavianum (University Art collection)

Pieter Aertsen (ca 1508-1575)-'market scene'-oil on wood-1561   Budapest-Szépmúvészeti Múzeum

Pieter Aertsen (ca 1508-1575)-'market scene'-oil on oak wood   Köln-Walraf-Richartz Museum

Pieter Aertsen (ca 1508-1575)-'market scene with Christ and adulteress'-oil on oak wood'-1559   Frankfut am Main-Städelches Kunstinstitut

Food market (16-19th century)

Food has always been part of the daily concerns of human beings. The sale of food products has not always been carried out according to the present hygienic conditions.

A alimentação entra nas preocupações diárias dos seres humanos. A venda de alimentos nem sempre se efectuou nas condições higiénicas actuais.

Bartolomeo Passerotti (1529-1592)-'the fish stall'-oil on canvas   Roma-Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Atica (Palazzo Barberini)

Follower of Floris van Schooten (ca 1580-1656)-'market scene with two fruits and vegetable sellers'-oil on wood

Frans Snyders (1579-1667)-'the fruit shop'-oil on canvas-(1618-1621)   St Petersburg-Hermitage

Pierre Edmond Alexandre Hedouin (1820-1889)-'the pig market'-oil on canvas-1875

William Henry Pyne (1787-1794)-'the pig market. Bedford with a view of St Mary's church'-watercolor   Bedford-Cecil Higgins Art Gallery