Harmen Steenwyck
Harmen Steenwyck was a Dutch painter born around 1612 in Amsterdam and known for his still-life works. He was part of the Dutch Golden Age and is recognized for his detailed and realistic depictions of everyday objects, often incorporating themes of vanitas, which reflect on the transience of life.
Steenwyck's paintings typically feature items like food, glassware, and books, arranged in a way that emphasizes their textures and colors. His works are characterized by a strong use of light and shadow, showcasing his skill in creating depth and realism. He passed away in 1656, leaving behind a legacy of exquisite still-life art.