Willem Claesz. Heda (Haarlem 1594 - Haarlem 1680). Stillleben mit Krebs. - photo 1
Willem Claesz. Heda (Haarlem 1594 - Haarlem 1680). Stillleben mit Krebs. - photo 2
Willem Claesz. Heda (Haarlem 1594 - Haarlem 1680). Stillleben mit Krebs. - photo 3
ID 1520422
Lot 402 | Willem Claesz. Heda (Haarlem 1594 - Haarlem 1680). Stillleben mit Krebs.
1634. Öl/Holz. 38,5 x 56 cm. Unten Mitte Restsignatur Heda 1634. Kleine Restaurierungen. Heda war in den 1630er Jahren auf dem Höhepunkt seines Ruhms und seines Könnens. Wenige Künstler erreichten seine Meisterschaft in Komposition, Koloristik und fast fotorealistischer Wiedergabe. - Gutachten: Wir danken Fred Meijer für die freundliche aktuelle Bestätigung der Authentizität - Provenienz: Baronin Blomberg; Lempertz Köln, 23.-25. November 1903, Kat.-Nr. 79; seit mindestens den 1920ern Familiensammlung Deutschland - Heda ist einer der Hauptmeister niederländischer Stilllebenmalerei des Goldenen Zeitalters. Über seine Ausbildung ist nichts bekannt, 1631 wurde er Mitglied der Haarlemer Lukasgilde, der ständischen Vereinigung der Künstler, und war in der Folge mehrfach deren Vorsitzender. Er wandte sich früh der Stilllebenmalerei zu und entwickelte sich neben dem gleichaltrigen Pieter Claesz zu einem Hauptmeister der sogenannten 'Monochromen Banketje', in denen ein silbriger Gesamtton und eine eher sparsame Anordnung rhythmisch arrangierter Gegenstände eines Frühstückstisches dem Bild das Gepräge geben. Mus.: Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum), Paris (Louvre), St. Petersburg (Eremitage), Dresden (Gem.-Gal. Alter Meister), Madrid (Prado), Wien (Kunsthist. Mus.), London (Nat. Gall.), New York (Metropolitan Museum), Den Haag (Mauritshuis), Rotterdam (Boijmans van Beuningen), Haarlem (Frans-Hals-Museum) u.a. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Bernt.
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