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Showing posts with label
food
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20.4.20
Food by Pieter_Claesz
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1 Natura morta con argenteria e aragosta by Pieter Claesz Pieter_Claesz,_Nature_morte_au_crabe Pieter_Claesz_ still 1644 ...
14.9.19
Food by Carl Schuch
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Carl_Schuch_Stillleen_Still Life with leeks Carl_Schuch_-_Obststillleben schuch-carl--aepfel-auf-weiss-mit-koerbchen Carl_Sc...
25.3.17
Food by Giovanna Garzoni
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The Italian artist Giovanna Garzoni (1600-1670) showed common food of her time. A italiana Giovanna Garzoni (1600-1670) mostrou alimentos ...
20.1.16
Food by P.Alexandrino Borges
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The Brazilian artist Pedro Alexandrino Borges (1856-1942) left paintings showing commonly used food items, which are exhibited in São Paulo-...
13.7.15
Food by Ernst Nowak
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The Czech artist Ernst Nowak (1851-1919) worked in Vienna, the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. O checo Ernst Nowak (1851-1919) tra...
11.3.14
Food by Jacopo Chimenti called Empoli
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The Italian Mannerist Jacopo Chimenti called Empoli (1551-1640) performed scenes from religious and profane character. O maneirista italia...
30.5.13
Medieval food
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There are several copies of the manuscript Tacuinum Sanitatis. It displays various illuminations dedicated to food. They depict the technolo...
12.5.13
Last Supper furniture and food
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In 15th century paintings Jesus always appears as the central figure, with or without an aura. Around the rectangular table, with bread, gl...
5.5.13
15th century proteinous food
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The manuscript Tacuinum Sanitatis was based on the work “Taqwin al-Sihha” by Ibn Butlan (1038-1075), a Christian physician in Baghdad. The ...
7.3.13
Food by Wolfgang Heimbach
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The German Wolfgang Heimbach (1620-1679) devoted himself largely to the problem of food. O Alemão Wolfgang Heimbach (1620-1679) dedicou-s...
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