Herman Henstenburgh Collection

Broom (Genista), 1685. Creator: Herman Henstenburgh
Broom (Genista), 1685. Botanical drawing of Genista aethiopica

Five butterflies, c. 1677-c. 1726. Creator: Herman Henstenburgh
Five butterflies, c. 1677-c. 1726

Portrait of Herman Henstenburgh in an oval frame, held by female figure and putto, 1683-1746. 18th-century Dutch painter known for fruit and flower still lifes, with a specialty in insects and birds

Still Life with Flowers, Fruit, a Great Tit and a Mouse, c.1700-c.1710. Creator: Herman Henstenburgh
Still Life with Flowers, Fruit, a Great Tit and a Mouse, c.1700-c.1710

Three Butterflies, c.1683-c.1726. Creator: Herman Henstenburgh
Three Butterflies, c.1683-c.1726. Herman Henstenburgh from Hoorn often embellished his floral still lifes with butterflies and insects

Fruit, 1677-1726. Creator: Herman Henstenburgh
Fruit, 1677-1726. Festoon of fruit hanging on a nail

Fruit with a butterfly and a snail, 1677-1726. Creator: Herman Henstenburgh
Fruit with a butterfly and a snail, 1677-1726

Two Grasshoppers, c. 1685. Creator: Herman Henstenburgh
Two Grasshoppers, c. 1685

Four Birds in Wood, (watercolour, bodycolour and gold ink)
989996 Four Birds in Wood, (watercolour, bodycolour and gold ink) by Henstenburgh, Herman (1667-1726); 35.5x28.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Four Birds in Wood)

Swans, a Spoonbill, a Mallard, a Wigeon and Other Ducks on a River Below a Ruin
659252 Swans, a Spoonbill, a Mallard, a Wigeon and Other Ducks on a River Below a Ruin, 1694 (bodycolour, on vellum) by Henstenburgh

Vanitas Still Life, n. d Creator: Herman Henstenburgh
Vanitas Still Life, n.d

Vanitas Life n. d Watercolor gouache gum arabic
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Herman Henstenburgh was a Dutch painter known for his exquisite still life paintings in the 17th century. His attention to detail and use of light and shadow brought his subjects, often flowers, fruits, and insects, to life on canvas. Henstenburgh's work is characterized by its delicate brushwork and vibrant colors that make each piece truly captivating. Despite not achieving widespread fame during his lifetime, his talent has been recognized and appreciated by art enthusiasts throughout history. Today, Herman Henstenburgh's masterpieces continue to inspire artists and art lovers alike with their timeless beauty and meticulous craftsmanship.