Still Life with Lemons, Oranges, and a Pomegranate about 1620–1630 - Jacob van Hulsdonck (Flemish, 1582 - 1647)
Lemons, oranges, and a pomegranate, some split open to expose their succulent insides, rest in a Chinese blue-and-white porcelain bowl, dating from the Wan-Li period of the Ming dynasty. The still life attests to the fragile and fleeting properties of the natural world. The dimpled skin of the lemons and oranges; the juicy, glistening insides of the pomegranate held gently together by the thin white tissue of the pulp; the leaves and blooms still attached to fruit; and the shiny droplets of water in the foreground are all brilliant, short-lived effects captured on panel.
A new fine art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm (smooth matt finish) mounted with conservation grade boards and tapes. It is complimented by a late 19th / early 20th century reeded oak frame with gold leaf slip. Real glass glazing. Acrylic glazing available upon request.
Dimensions : 478 x 535mm
The piece comes fitted with high quality hanging hardware and arrives ready-to-hang. Professionally packed and shipped on a fully trackable service with DPD.
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