Still life is one of art's oldest habits. It began on Egyptian tomb walls, where a jar and a fig were painted to last, and Pompeii's peaches outlived the city. The Dutch turned lemons and oysters into quiet meditations on time, and Cézanne found a whole world in an apple.
It has stayed with us because it asks for nothing. A pear, a fish, a bowl of lemons, painted by hand and left to catch the light. In a home, it works like a pause: small, steady, and always in good taste.
This drop brings together contemporary framed oils, each signed, each one of a kind, as well as vintage finds from different eras and areas of the world. Enjoy.
Contemporary Originals
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Vintage Still LIfe
Lilies, A Pear & A Pigeon
Signed B. Wilson
Lilies, A Pear & A Pigeon
Signed B. Wilson
Still Life, Apple
Still Life, Apple
David Olander Original
Signed & Dated 1984
David Olander Original
Signed & Dated 1984
Mid-Century Still Life
32.25"x 24.5"
Mid-Century Still Life
32.25"x 24.5"
Antique Still Life
Early 1900's
Antique Still Life
Early 1900's
