A quiet meditation on time, decay, and beauty. This collection brings together Dutch and Flemish still lifes in which flowers bloom briefly, candles burn low, and objects carry symbolic weight. These works invite slow looking reminders of life’s fragility, passing of time and the poetry found in everyday things.
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A Bunch of Blue Grapes – Jean Bernard -
A Vase of Flowers – Margareta Haverman -
A Vase with Roses – Margaretha Roosenboom -
Abraham Mignon - Flowers in a Glass Vase -
Albertus Jonas Brandt & Eelke Jelles Eelkema - Flowers in a Terra Cotta Vase -
Branch of Azaleas in Bloom – M. de Gijselaar -
Design for Embroidery of Flower Branches and Leaves (c. 1914) N.2 - Atelier Martine Art Print -
Design for Embroidery of Leaves and Flowers, c. 1914 – Atelier Martine Art Print -
Irises - Ohara Koson Art Print -
Jacob Marrel - Still Life with a Vase of Flowers and a Dead Frog -
Kastanje (Chestnut), 1922 – Henri Braakensiek Art Print -
Pelargonium Album Bicolor – M. de Gijselaar -
Pewter and Silver Vessels and a Crab – Willem Claesz. Heda -
Still Life with Flowers in a Glass Vase – Rachel Ruysch -
Still Life with Flowers on a Marble Slab – Rachel Ruysch -
Still Life with Lighted Candle – Pieter Claesz -
The Goldfinch – Carel Fabritius -
Vanitas Still Life – Dutch Anonymous -
Wreath of Flowers – John La Farge
