Still-Life
- Artist
- Pieter Aertsen
- Date
- 1552
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Still life
"Pieter Aertsen, known as Lange Piet for his height, was a prominent Dutch painter of the Northern renaissance. His work, including the Still-Life titled 'Still-Life,' exemplifies his innovation of the monumental genre scene—a composition blending still life, genre elements, and often a biblical scene in the background. Active in Amsterdam and Antwerp, Aertsen's intricate scenes reflect the detailed, symbolic style characteristic of Northern Mannerism. His pioneering approach contributed significantly to the development of genre painting, making his work a vital link between religious storytelling and everyday life."
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