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Still Life

August 26, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Patricia Schmidt, Prosperity, water color
Patricia Schmidt, Prosperity, water color

Many would claim that the still life reached it’s peak with the 17th century Dutch painters. It’s hard to argue with them; Dutch still lifes are exquisite. But the genre has been explored during many artistic movements, and continues to be popular with artists today. Whether you’re a cubist or expressionist, minimalist or modern day conceptual artist, it seems that artists can’t help but take inspiration from the little things resting on their tables.

Donna Graham, Garlic Trio, graphite
Donna Graham, Garlic Trio, graphite
Fran Kievet, Protea in Blue Vase, oil
Fran Kievet, Protea in Blue Vase, oil
Ken Klos, Three Persimmons, oil on panel
Ken Klos, Three Persimmons, oil on panel
Shelley Curtis, Dahlia Bouquet, digital fine art
Shelley Curtis, Dahlia Bouquet, digital fine art
Abigail Marble, Pink Lily, acrylic on panel
Abigail Marble, Pink Lily, acrylic on panel
Bill Baily, Pear Trio, water color
Bill Baily, Pear Trio, water color
Jani Hoberg, Tulips, etching
Jani Hoberg, Tulips, etching
LaVonne Tarbox-Crone, Cherry Bowl, water color
LaVonne Tarbox-Crone, Cherry Bowl, water color
Miroslav Lovric, Forsythia, mixed media
Miroslav Lovric, Forsythia, mixed media
Melissa Lund, Cupcake Love, photography
Melissa Lund, Cupcake Love, photography
Jeanne Hatch, Sunflowers and Lemons, acrylic on canvas
Jeanne Hatch, Sunflowers and Lemons, acrylic on canvas
CW Potzz, Look into the Blue Eyes of Summer, acrylic
CW Potzz, Look into the Blue Eyes of Summer, acrylic
Judy Phipps, No Doctor This Month, oil
Judy Phipps, No Doctor This Month, oil
Sarkis Antikajian, Cabbage and Leek, oil
Sarkis Antikajian, Cabbage and Leek, oil
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