Bueckelaer, J.

...Today, the artist's reputation is supported by didactic genre paintings set in farm kitchens and the like, and his depictions of still lifes, often placed prominently in the foreground, are noteworthy as an important step towards the independence of still-life painting. His faithful successor was his wife's nephew, Joachim Bueckelaer (c. 1530-74), and his two sons, Pieter and Aalto, were also active as painters in Amsterdam. [Tatsushi Takahashi]...

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…今日画家の声望を支えているのはむしろ農家の厨房などを舞台とした教訓的風俗画であり，しばしば前景に大きく扱われている静物の描写は，静物画独立への重要な一段階を画すものとして注目に値する。忠実な後継者に妻の甥ブーケラールJoachim Bueckelaer(1530‐74ころ)がおり，また2人の息子ピーテルおよびアールトも画家としてアムステルダムで活躍した。【高橋 達史】。…

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