Johannes Hannot - Still Life with Fruit

Johannes Hannot was a Dutch painter of still life.

Johannes Hannot's biography is poorly documented.He was born in Leiden in 1633 and died in the same city in 1684. He was admitted to the guild of Saint-Luc de Leyde in 1650.

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