Oil painting. Bouquet of flowers White Tulip grouse Lily peonies

Jan van Heysum ( 1682 ) A bouquet of flowers in a terracotta vase.

One of the most famous still life masters of the XVIII century. His work took place at a time when many genres of Dutch painting were gradually falling into decline .

Jan van Heysum surpassed all the painters who worked before him in the art of depicting flowers and fruits. His works became so famous that only wealthy citizens and titled nobles could buy them. By the way, Heysum's paintings were sold at times more expensive than the works of Rembrandt and ALST.


This artist was called the Raphael of flower painting. He had his own secrets, which he carefully hid. I worked strictly behind closed doors, and I didn't show my creative process to anyone, even my family. Until the picture is finished. On some paintings, he worked especially long, a year or even more.

The artist brought incredible detail and precision to the image. . And this mystery of flowers, the genius and talent of their Creator-today for you, dear friends!


This job wasn't easy for me. Long, difficult and infinitely interesting.


Made in the technique of multi-layer painting, which gives the effect of glow and expressive volume of each flower. Thoughtfulness in every millimeter of the canvas. The picture will please its owners for many years to come.


I am ready to help you choose a baguette according To your requests.

Size 1749

The painting is sold without a baguette.

It will not only decorate your interior, but also be an aesthetic object that attracts and holds your attention. You will be admiring this canvas for many years. Don't get bored, believe me!

Please take the purchase of the painting seriously.
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