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Joachim Beuckelaer Kitchen Scene with Christ at Emmaus
c. 1560-1565
Not on view
Beuckelaer painted a kitchen with numerous ingredients for a lavish meal: vegetables, fruits, nuts, poultry and a large cut of meat. The table linen and crockery are also displayed. In the background, Beuckelaer added the biblical story of Christ at Emmaus. He pushed this story into the background and took the secondary matter of the dinner preparations as the painting’s main subject.
Such kitchen scenes are regarded as the forerunners of the still-lifes of the 17th century, in which the narrative elements have vanished entirely.
Joachim Beuckelaer (Antwerp c. 1533 - c. 1574 Antwerp)
Title
Kitchen Scene with Christ at Emmaus
Dated
c. 1560-1565
Object name
painting
Inventory number
965
Material and technical details
Technique
oil
Material
panel
Dimensions
109.5 x 169 cm
Inscriptions
Bears inscription
lower right: 706
Provenance
Joseph Hopkinson and heirs, United States of America; Castano Galleries, Boston, 1948; Gallery P. de Boer, 1959; on long-term loan from the P. & N. de Boer Foundation, Amsterdam, since 1961
