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| Keywords: Juan Bautista de Espinosa, Still Life Of Fruit - priv.jpg Artwork Creator Juan Bautista de Espinosa firsthalf other date century 17 Oil on canvas size cm 75 60 Private collection object history credit line Espinoza is perhaps best known for his studies of fruit and especially grapes both today as well as during his lifetime The present painting showing a still-life of red and white grapes in a blue-and-white porcelain bowl together with figs and pears all arranged upon a table draped with a carpet illustrates the artist's interest in the depiction of differing textures and surfaces most notably in the juxtaposition of three varieties of grapes heaped upon the ceramic bowl which are rendered with a remarkable subtlety accession number WGA link 7541 http //www wga hu/art/e/espinosb/stilfrui jpg http //www wga hu/html/e/espinosb/stilfrui html en Faithful reproduction of an 2D art-work The author died before 1641 more than 100 years ago the image is public-domain PD-old-100 painting still-life Spanish 1601-1650 DEFAULTSORT Espinosa Juan Bautista de 17th-century still life paintings in Spain Oil still life paintings 17th-century still life paintings of fruits Tables in art Juan de Espinosa WGA form painting WGA type still-life WGA School Spanish WGA time period 1601-1650 17th-century still life paintings in private collections Figs in art Paintings of grapes Paintings of pears Porcelain tableware in art Juan de Espinosa, Still Life Of Fruit - priv.jpg Artwork Creator Juan Bautista de Espinosa firsthalf other date century 17 Oil on canvas size cm 75 60 Private collection object history credit line Espinoza is perhaps best known for his studies of fruit and especially grapes both today as well as during his lifetime The present painting showing a still-life of red and white grapes in a blue-and-white porcelain bowl together with figs and pears all arranged upon a table draped with a carpet illustrates the artist's interest in the depiction of differing textures and surfaces most notably in the juxtaposition of three varieties of grapes heaped upon the ceramic bowl which are rendered with a remarkable subtlety accession number WGA link 7541 http //www wga hu/art/e/espinosb/stilfrui jpg http //www wga hu/html/e/espinosb/stilfrui html en Faithful reproduction of an 2D art-work The author died before 1641 more than 100 years ago the image is public-domain PD-old-100 painting still-life Spanish 1601-1650 DEFAULTSORT Espinosa Juan Bautista de 17th-century still life paintings in Spain Oil still-life paintings 17th-century still-life paintings of fruits Tables in art Juan de Espinosa WGA form painting WGA type still-life WGA School Spanish WGA time period 1601-1650 17th-century still-life paintings in private collections Figs in art Paintings of grapes Paintings of pears Porcelain tableware in art | ||||
