Mid-17th-Century Flemish School, Still Life With Grapes & Foliage On A Pewter Platter medium particularly Munich

particularly Munich

It’s fascinating to consider whether the two were complementary or competitive

who was trained by court artist

and gently warmed by radiant sunlight breaking through voluminous clouds

‘Emilian Jacobin’

Mid-17th-Century Flemish School, Still Life With Grapes & Foliage On A Pewter Platter medium particularly MunichThis exquisite mid 17th century Flemish oil painting depicts a still life with an abundance of fruit and flora perched atop a pewter plate. Its a decadent array of natures finest. Within every 17th century still life, theres a suggestion of a deeper narrative and its intriguing to consider whether the artist is communicating at a secondary level. Here, the fruit is so bountiful that its overwhelming the platter, as if in a state of unbridled