Lot 433
  • 433

Anthony Oakshett

Estimate
6,000 - 8,000 USD
bidding is closed

Description

  • Anthony Oakshett
  • Still life of peaches, pears, quince, figs, melon and other fruit
  • inscribed and dated on the stretcher: Painted by Anthony Oakshett 98/99
  • oil on canvas
  • 33¼in by 44½in

Condition

Oil on canvas, not lined. The work is in overall excellent condition. There are three bumps along the center lower edge, likely due to something being caught between the stretcher bar and the canvas. Under UV light, there are no apparent retouches visible, though the varnish is somewhat drippy and streaky. Framed in a gold and black wood frame. The picture presents very well and is ready to hang.
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Catalogue Note

This work is inspired by the Italian still life tradition of the 17th Century and artists such as Giuseppe Recco, Bartolomeo Castelli the Elder and Younger, and Giovanni Stanchi.