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Adam van Vianen I (1563 - 1627) was a Dutch goldsmith known for his exquisite silverwork. His pieces are highly detailed, often depicting scenes from biblical stories or mythology, and are characterized by their naturalistic forms and elaborate ornamentation. Van Vianen's work, like this silver dish featuring the story of Tobias, is considered a prime example of Mannerist style in the Netherlands, a movement that emphasized a highly detailed and sometimes grotesque aesthetic.
Born
1563
Died
1627
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Adam van Vianen I
1620
Circe en de gezellen van Odysseus
Adam van Vianen I
1610
Bruiloft van Peleus en Thetis
Adam van Vianen I
1600
Paulus op weg naar Damascus
Adam van Vianen I
1600
Marcus Curtius' dood
Adam van Vianen I
1600
Horatius Cocles
Adam van Vianen I
1600
Cup
Adam van Vianen I
1625
Drinking Bowl
Adam van Vianen I
1624
Two salt-cellars with satyrs
Adam van Vianen I
1621
Tazza (footed drinking cup)
Adam van Vianen I
1621
Two salt-cellars, one with Cain and Abel, and one with ...
Adam van Vianen I
1620
Ewer with scenes depicting the legend of Marcus Curtius
Adam van Vianen I
1619
Drinkschaal
Adam van Vianen I
1618
Lidded ewer
Adam van Vianen I
1614
Ewer and basin with scenes of land and sea battles duri...
Adam van Vianen I
1614