Rachel Ruysch
1664 – 1750
Dutch still-life painter, with van Huysum the most celebrated exponent of flower pieces of her period. The daughter of a botanist and the pupil of Willem van Aelst, she worked mainly in her native Amsterdam, but also in The Hague (1701-08) and Düsseldorf, where from 1708 to 1716 she was court painter to the Elector Palatine. Her richly devised bouquets were painted in delicate colours with meticulous detail, and their artistry and craftsmanship are worthy of the finest tradition of Dutch flower painting.
15 artworks in collection
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Works
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16821716
Museum

Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase
Private collection1682
Summer Flowers in a Vase
Private collection1690
Still-Life
Private collection1690
Still-Life of Flowers (detail)
Private collection1695
Still-Life of Flowers
Private collection1695
Still-Life of Flowers
Private collection1710







