Still-lives with fruit

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Some characteristic features of still lifes with fruits include:

1. Realistic representation: Still lifes with fruits tend to be depicted in a very realistic way, with close attention paid to the details of the fruits themselves and the objects they are placed on.

2. Use of light and shadow: The use of light and shadow is often very important in still lifes with fruits, as it can help to create a sense of depth and help to accentuate the textures of the fruits.

3. Composition: The composition of still lifes with fruits is often carefully planned, with the arrangement of the fruits and any accompanying objects being designed to create a visually pleasing overall effect.

4. Symbolism: Fruits have long been associated with various symbolic meanings, such as fertility, abundance, and the passing of time. Still lifes with fruits can often incorporate these symbolic meanings into their depictions.

5. Use of color: The use of color is often a key feature of still lifes with fruits, with bright, vibrant colors being used to create a sense of liveliness and energy.

Pictures:

Still Life with Apples, Grapes and Plums :: George Clare	Nature Morte Aux Oranges Et Citrons :: Jean Capeinick	Scones :: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin
A Basket of Peaches :: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin	Still Life with Carafe, Silver Goblet and Fruit :: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin	Still Life with Grapes and Pomegranates :: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin
Still Life with Plums :: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin	Still-Life with Jar of Olives :: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin	Still Life Of Fruit And Flowers On A Stone Ledge With Birds And A Monkey ::
Grapes, Apples, A Plum, A Peach And A Strawberry, On A Mossy Bank :: Oliver Clare	Still Life with Apples, Plums and Raspberries on a Mossy Bank :: Oliver Clare	Still Life with Black Grapes, a Strawberry, a Peach and Gooseberries on a Mossy Bank
Still Life with Dead Hare and Fruit :: Alexandre-Francois Desportes	A Still Life with Peaches, Plums and Cherries :: Blaise Alexandre Desgoffe	Still Life with Fruit, a Glass of Wine and a Bronze Vessel on a Ledge :: Blaise Alexandre Desgoffe
Still Life :: Gaston Derval	Still Life :: Gaston Derval	The Buffet :: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin
Basket of Grapes :: Pierre Dupuys	Plums and Peaches on a Table :: Pierre Dupuys	Strawberries, Cherries, Gooseberries And Red And White Currants :: Vincent Clare
A Dog By A Basket Of Grapes In A Landscape :: Ferdinand Georg Waldmuller	Grapes Strawberries Chestnuts an Apple and Spring Flowers :: George Jacobus Johannes Van Os	Peonies and Plums :: Gustave Emile Couder
Still Life with Birds Nest and Fruit :: Edward Ladell	Still Life with Birds Nest :: Edward Ladell	Still life with a birds nest and fruit :: Edward Ladell
Fruit Painted from Nature :: Eloise Harriet Stannard	Still Life with Fruits :: Madeleine Jeanne Lemaire	Fruit and Hazlenuts in a Basket :: Johan Laurentz Jensen
A Basket of Strawberries and Peaches :: William Hammer	Still Life with Grapes :: Modeste Carlier	Basket of Peaches :: Levi Wells Prentice
Bushels of Peaches Under a Tree :: Levi Wells Prentice	A Still Life with a Bowl of Fruit :: Antoine Vollon	Still Life With Peaches :: Antoine Vollon
Winter Still Life :: Augusta Innes Withers	Various Fruit in a Vase with Insects and a Lizard :: Balthasar Van Der Ast	Still life with Chinese vase :: Edward Ladell
Still life with wine goblet :: Edward Ladell	Still Life with Fruits on a Stone Ledge :: Gustave Emile Couder	Still life with Oranges, Lemons and Rose :: Francisco de Zurbaran
A Still Life Of Peaches, Grapes, Pomegranates, Figs And Wild Strawberries In A Wan-Li Porcelain Bowl All Resting On A Tabletop :	Still Life Of Fruit And Nuts With A Wine Glass All Resting On A Ledge :: Johann Amandus Wink	Still life with peaches and plums :: Joseph Peter Wilms
A Basket of Fruit with Animals :: Leopold Zinnogger	A Still Life of Fruit on a Marble Ledge :: Leopold Zinnogger

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User User Rating: 400 June 5, 2018

Still lifes with fruit are always very natural, show an abundance that can not be depicted elegantly. This is not only spiritual "food", something that pleases the eye, willy-nilly instincts are involuntarily awakened here, and even the greatest connoisseur of art subconsciously reacts to appetizing images. Indeed, usually artists depict ripe fruit, which suggests the abundant harvest, the juiciness of the fruits, which have accumulated all possible shades of taste and aroma. It is no coincidence [Expand]

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