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Vanitas Still Life - Peinture par Edwaert Collier (1642-1708), 1632 - Oil on wood, 99
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Vanitas Still Life - Peinture par Edwaert Collier (1642-1708), 1632 - Oil on wood, 99
FIA5402887 Vanitas Still Life - Peinture par Edwaert Collier (1642-1708), 1632 - Oil on wood, 99, 4x122, 8 - Private Collection by Colyer or Collier, Edwaert (c.1640-c.1707); Private Collection; Photo eFine Art Images; Dutch, out of copyright
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This print showcases Edwaert Collier's masterpiece, "Vanitas Still Life" painted in 1632. The oil on wood composition measures an impressive 99 by 122.8 centimeters and is currently held in a private collection. Collier, a Dutch artist known for his still life paintings, expertly captures the essence of vanitas - the transient nature of earthly existence and the inevitability of death. The painting features a variety of objects symbolizing different aspects of human vanity and mortality. Intricately arranged on a table covered with an open book are several meticulously rendered items: a globe representing worldly pursuits, an hourglass reminding us of time slipping away, musical instruments denoting fleeting pleasures, jewelry symbolizing wealth and materialism, coins signifying transience and greed, as well as other objects like compasses and vases. The attention to detail is remarkable; each object is rendered with precision and depth that draws viewers into this thought-provoking scene. Collier's use of light creates subtle shadows that add dimension to the composition. "Vanitas Still Life" serves as both a reminder of our own mortality and an invitation to contemplate the impermanence of worldly possessions. This timeless work continues to captivate audiences centuries after its creation, showcasing Collier's mastery in capturing complex themes through exquisite artistry.
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