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paper ·  Accession ID  2007.111.60 Artwork Raphael Lamar West, Orlando Rescuing Oliver

Discover works by Johann Zoffany and learn about the artist
Accession ID  2001.118.12 Bibliography Show Bibliography 1966 Millar, Sir Oliver

Discover works by Sir John Rushout, 2nd baron Northwick and learn about the artist
New Haven, 1982: 472. 2002 Bradbury, Oliver, and Nicholas Penny.

Hans Mielich was the leading painter in Bavaria in the mid-sixteenth century. His art was greatly influenced by Albrecht Altdorfer with whom he worked in Regensburg from about 1536 to 1538.
New York, 1992: 134. 1993 Hand, John Oliver, with the assistance of Sally E.

Kirillov, Gustavo Garcia, Veronica Hanssens, Brandywine Workshop and Archives, #079 Oliver

National Gallery of Art, Washington, 1975: 72, repro. 1978 Hand, John Oliver.

Edited by Mark Roskill and John Oliver Hand, 2001 Edited by Mark Roskill and John

National Gallery of Art, Washington, 1975: 72, repro. 1978 Hand, John Oliver.

In this large―more than four feet across―and magnificent banquet piece, Pieter Claesz (1596/97–1660) demonstrates why he was one of the most important still-life painters in Haarlem. A sumptuous feast is set with some of the most extravagant foods available in the Netherlands in the early 17th century.
ivory-white cloth, plates, and white porcelain bowls containing sweets, fruit, olives

Michel Sittow was born about 1469 of German-Scandinavian stock in the Hanseatic port city of Reval, now Tallinn, in Estonia. He probably received his earliest training in Reval from his father, also a painter, yet his apprenticeship in Bruges and years of work for Queen Isabel of Castile and for allied courts gave his art a Flemish and cosmopolitan flavor.
[Hand, John Oliver, and Martha Wolff. Early Netherlandish Painting.