Still Life with Nautilus Cup and Fruit

1912, Collection Lesser Lesser, Esq. (London, England); 10 February 1912, Christie''s (London, England) sale [attributed to Willem Kalf]; by 1924, Collection Dr. Sidney Martin (London, England); 12 December 1924, Christie’s (London, England) sale [lot 20] [attributed to Willem Kalf with illustration]; by 1928, Collection Theodore W. H. Ward (Hampstead, London, England); 1950, M. Bernard [dealer] (London, England) [attributed to Barend van der Meer] [1]; after 1950, Mr. and Mrs. Marc B. Rojtman (Milwaukee, WI, and New York, NY); January 1962, gifted to the University of Wisconsin-Madison; 1967, transferred to the Elvehjem Art Center [now called Chazen Museum of Art] [1] source: Karin Bastian. "Georg Hinz und sein Stillebenwerk." Hamburg, 1984. p. 256.

• Elvehjem Museum of Art. "Artscene." Summer 1997. p. 11
• Elvehjem Museum of Art. "Handbook of the Collection." Elvehjem Museum of Art, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Madison, 1990. no. 46
• Warner, Ralph. "Dutch and Flemish Flower and Fruit Painters of the XVIIth and XVIIIth Centuries." Amsterdam: B. M. Israel N.V., 1928. pp. 140-1, pl. 65b

• Naturalism and Metaphor: The Baroque Still Life: University Art Museum, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 9/22/1985–10/20/1985

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