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König, Elisabeth Margarethe (1740–Münster–ca. 1800, ibid.): Pair of floral still lifes with bird nests, Northern Germany, ca. 1770, in the tradition of the forest floor paintings by Ruysch and de Heem—still lifes featuring numerous small animals, snails, birds, lizards, and butterflies. Oil on canvas (mounted, with age-related craquelure), 59 x 45 cm, original Baroque frame hand-carved with antique gilding. Provenance: Baron von Heeremann’s House, Heeremanns, Schlächter Art Gallery, Münster. Vickermann Collection Maria Elisabeth König, daughter of the prince-bishop’s court sculptor J. H. König, painted several supraports for the Residential Palace in Münster between 1770 and 1780. Three still lifes by her are housed in the Westphalian State Museum, Münster. Paintings 1500–18002020
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