Evert Collier: Memento mori
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An allegory of wealth and temporal power: still life with a portrait print of Charles I, the Crown Jewels, and books arranged on a stone table top
by Evert Collier
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i was messing around with my gifs and noticed this record player in Blaine's office -
(which is to say that I noticed it before but this time I actually paid attention) and realised that I recognised it as the one from Blaine's grandfather's room in the hospice:
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Edwart Collier (Evert Colyer)
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“vanitas vanitatum dixit Ecclesiastes omnia vanitas”
Vanitas Still Life with Self-Portrait, Pieter Claesz, 1628/Great Vanity, Sebastian Stoskopff, 1641/Vanitas by Evert Collier, 1669/Vanitas-Still Life, Maria van Oosterwijck (1630–1693)/Vanitas, by Abraham Mignon/Vanitas with bust, Joannes de Cordua (1630–1702)/Vanitas Still-Life with a Bouquet and a Skull, Adriaen van Utrecht, 1642
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Evert Collier, Vanitas Still Life (1665)
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Vanitas - Still Life with Books and Manuscripts and a Skull
Evert Collier, 1663
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Evert Collier (1642-1708)
"Vanitas Still Life with a Candlestick, Musical Instruments, Dutch Books, a Writing Set, an Astrological and a Terrestial Globe and an Hourglass, All on a Draped Table" (1662)
Oil on canvas
Dutch Golden Age
Currently in a private collection
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Slytherin | When The Darkness Comes (2021)
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Evert Collier (1640 - 1707) - Letter Rack c.1698. Oil on canvas.
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Nature morte aux instruments de musique, globe et livres (c.1690-1695). Evert Collier (Dutch, 1640-1707). Oil on canvas.
This still life subtly evokes human ambitions. The voluminous globe in the center deals with power and glory, reinforced by a trumpet of fame. But these vain quests are tempered by the details carefully scattered throughout the canvas and modulating the message. The trumpet has a split while the violin has a broken chord, illustrating these quests of success sometimes vain. In the same way the tenor score evokes time passing, and the fleeting pleasures of life. The Latin phrase "Haec mea voluptas" [”This is my pleasure"] insists on the futility of very personal earthly joys.
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