HEEM, Jan Davidsz. de: Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange

Q: Where is "Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" by HEEM, Jan Davidsz. de?

"Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" is held in the permanent collection of Musée Municipal des Beaux-Arts, Lyon, France.

Q: Which museum has "Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange"?

"Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" is on display at Musée Municipal des Beaux-Arts in Lyon.

Q: Who painted "Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" and when?

"Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" was painted by HEEM, Jan Davidsz. de in c. 1670.

Q: What are the dimensions of "Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange"?

"Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" measures 132 × 108 cm.

Q: What art movement is "Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" associated with?

"Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" is a work of Dutch, Baroque, painted by HEEM, Jan Davidsz. de.

Q: Can I see "Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" in person?

Yes — "Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange" is on permanent display at Musée Municipal des Beaux-Arts in Lyon. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

✦ HEEM, Jan Davidsz. de

🖼 Garland of Flowers and Fruit with the Portrait of Prince William III of Orange, c. 1670

◈ Oil on canvas.

⊞ 132 × 108 cm

▣ Musée Municipal des Beaux-Arts

◎ Lyon, France

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Ornate flowers and fruits frame a portrait medallion of Prince William III, rendered with jewel-toned precision and baroque abundance. This dynastic composition celebrates Orange legitimacy through nature's splendor, merging portraiture with still-life tradition—a distinctly Dutch assertion of power and prosperity.

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