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pronkstilleven1 CONSTRUCTPronkstillevenBERGSTROM · ART HISTORY

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the lavish Dutch still life of costly objects and food displayed in rich arrangements.

In art history, pronkstilleven refers to the lavish Dutch still life of costly objects and food displayed in rich arrangements. This meaning comes from Bergstrom (1956) in Dutch still-life painting in the seventeenth century.[1]

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  1. Bergstrom, I. (1956). Dutch still-life painting in the seventeenth century. Faber. ISBN 9780878172795

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