Floral Still Life
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| Caption | This exuberant bouquet may look natural, but tulips, anemones, roses and carnations do not all bloom at the same time. Bollongier nevertheless managed to assemble a balanced composition. The still life was painted shortly after the Dutch stock market crashed in 1637, when many people went bankrupt due to the speculation in tulip bulbs. This festive bouquet may thus refer to the transience of earthly matters. Date: 1639. Object ID: SK-A-799. |
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| Creator | Hans Bollongier, painter (1602–1675) |
| Artwork medium | panel, oil paint |
| Credit | Rijksmuseum |
| Terms of use | Public Domain Dedication (CC0 1.0) |
| Search stock images by keyword | flowers vase tulip lizards lizard molluscs snail insects caterpillar Floral Still Life Still life painting Hans Bollongier |
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| YR0006117 | 1,904 x 2,424 pixels | 18 |
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