Early 19th-Century Dutch School Still Life With Rigaree Glass Decanter, Goblets & Fruit

Early 19th-Century Dutch School Still Life With Rigaree Glass Decanter, Goblets & FruitThis early 19th century still life depicts a table with a rigaree glass decanter, three goblets and a variety of fruit. Its inspired by 17th century Dutch still lifes. When examining a work of this nature its interesting to consider the symbolism behind the array of objects on display as still lifes often contain a hidden narrative for the viewer to decipher. During the 17th century, Dutch merchants, abundant with new wealth, sought to decorate their

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 29½” x 23½” / 75cm x 60cmYear of creation: c

380 achieved for ‘Bramsnaes’ (88cm x 113cm) in 2008

Amid gentle blue impressionistic marks

‘Tuvi Malm’ and ‘Kumisev Kannel’

battered by coastal gales

Academy artists would often study the old masters first-hand at the major galleries

She carries a rather regal expression and strikes an interesting form

The portrait is housed within a good maple frame

Note the careful attention to the trees

He trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

Label on the reverse with provenance and details of catalogue entry

Pedersen was an important member of the Danish artistic community and worked tirelessly to evolve his style throughout his successful career