拍品 184
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JUAN DE ARELLANO | Still life of roses, lilies, morning glories and other flowers in a basket on a stone pedestal

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80,000 - 120,000 GBP
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描述

  • After Juan de Arellano
  • Still life of roses, lilies, morning glories and other flowers in a basket on a stone pedestal
  • signed lower right: Juan de arellano.
  • oil on canvas
  • 45.7 x 61.5 cm.; 18 x 24 1/4  in.

Condition

The canvas is lined, the paint surface is relatively clean and the varnish is even but somewhat darkened. There are no major damages visible to the naked eye and the bright colours are well preserved. Inspection under ultraviolet light reveals two campaigns of retouching, the older one consisting of small strokes in the background, particularly concentrated on the right-hand side and lower left; the more recent campaign consisting of retouching along the lower margin, in the upper corners, to 3 horizontal fine lines in the still life, and to fine lines scattered along the right margin. In overall good condition. Offered in a carved and gold painted frame with tongue and dart decoration.
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拍品資料及來源

Operating from a shop in front of La Iglesia de San Felipe el Real in Madrid, Juan de Arellano rose from modest beginnings to become the greatest flower still life painter of the Spanish Golden Age. This work and the following lot can be dated on stylistic grounds to the 1660s, during the artist's full maturity but prior to his final, most exuberant creations which belong to the subsequent decade.