Antique 19th c. Flemish Still Life Oil Painting creamer & sugar jars Executed in delicate sepia tones

Executed in delicate sepia tones with hand-applied white highlights

The technique originated in the late Middle Ages and became especially popular during the Renaissance and later in the 17th–19th centuries

Since it was first published anonymously in 1823

Traditional Erzgebirge craftsmanship

Antique 19th c. Flemish Still Life Oil Painting creamer & sugar jars Executed in delicate sepia tonesAntique Flemish Painting antique circa 1860 found in Paris, France originally from Belgium oil on board in a giltwood frame Approximately: 10. 25" high x 12. 5" wide x 1. 25" deep A richly atmospheric oil on panel depicting an arrangement of fruit beside an ornate metal ewer, rendered against a deep, dark background in the tradition of Dutch and Flemish still life painting. Grapes, apples, and other harvest fruits are arranged upon an oval tray, their