Dutch still life

The painting is a copy of the eponymous painting by Willem Kalf. Willem Kalf was one of the most famous Dutch still life masters of the 17th century.
A copy is made from the original, stored in the Hermitage in St. Petersburg. All stages of creating the painting were performed directly in the Museum, which made it possible to create a copy as close as possible to the original, to observe the sequence and technology of writing the original picture.
It was painted with professional oil paints on canvas using the technology of multi-layer painting.
Size 82H90. Materials: canvas on stretcher, oil.