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Title: Giorgio Morandi Still life 1956


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Giorgio Morandi Still life 1956
  • Still Life and Objects

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Juan de ZurbaránSpanish, (1620-1649) Basket of
Apples and Quinces.
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Juan de Zurbarán Spanish, (1620-1649) Still
Life with Pottery Jars
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Willem Kalf (Dutch, 16191693) Still Life with
Fruit, Glassware, and a Wan-li Bowl 1659
Dutch still life masters such as Willem Kalf
pioneered the idea of 'genre' images - still
lifes.                    These images expressed
a calm, quiet, stillness.          The artists
of this era were interested in how light reflects
off different surfaces, dull surfaces were
contrasted skillfully against the sheen of silver
and crystal, the matte against the
luminous   The style of Kalf was highly
realisitic, the subject matter consisted everyday
objects.   www.cap.nsw.edu.au    
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Jean Baptiste Simeon Chardin The Ray 1728
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Georges Seurat (French, 1859-1891), Vase of
Flowers.
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Paul CézanneTable, Napkin, and Fruit (Un coin de
table) 1895-1900
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Paul Cézanne Pyramid of Skulls c. 1901
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Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 18531890)Shoes, 1888
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Vincent Van Gogh Still Life Vase with Irises 1890 
The artist has captured, in this image, the
powerful force of living things. An important
feature of Irises is the expressive use of paint,
colour and line that capture the energy and power
of nature.                  Swirling thick and
expressive paint is a feature of the work and
style of VanGogh.   Rather than representing the
world as we "see" it with our eyes Van Gogh
depicted life around him as he felt  it  -
through colour and texture.
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Patrick Henry Bruce Peinture/Nature Morte c.
1923-24Oil and pencil on canvas 63.5 x 81.3 cm
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Henri Matisse, Interior with Goldfish Bowl,
spring 1914
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Pablo Picasso Still Life with Chair-Caning,
Paris, May 1912Oil and oilcloth on canvas,
with rope frame
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Pablo Picasso. Still-Life. 1945.
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Georges Braque - Still Life with Grapes and
Clarinet
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Giorgio Morandi 1890-1964 Morandi is best known
as an artist who specialised in still life
painting, drawing and etching.
Still life (one bottle and three objects)
etching 1946
Still life painting 1948
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William Bailey Still Life
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Stuart Davis Egg Beater No. , 1928 Oil on
canvas, 27 x 38 1/8 in
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Six Persimmons by Mu-chi'i(Mu Qi)
Mu Qi was the abbot of a Chan Buddhist monastery
near Hangzhou in the thirteenth century, and a
significant Chinese painter. Mu Qi's famous "Six
Persimmons" is exquisite - the perfect work of
nature in the absence of all else.
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William Scott RA Dark PearsLithograph, 1974
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William Scott 1913-1989Bowls and Mug 1956
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William Scott RA Still Life with Kitchen
UtensilsCharcoal, c.1960
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Tom Wesselmann Still Life 20, 1962Mixed media,
48 x 48 x 5 1/2"
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Patrick Caulfield 'Still life Autumn fashion
1978
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Claes Oldenburg Floor Burger 1962 painted
sailcloth and foam rubber 132.1 x 213.4 cm
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Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen
Binoculars 1991 13.7 x 13.4 x 5.5 m Chiat/Day
Building, Frank Gehry architect with Claes
Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, Venice,
California,
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Margaret Preston Implement Blue 1927
australian
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Margaret Preston Waratahs (1925)woodcut,
hand-coloured
australian
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Olive CottonTeacup Ballet1935photograph
australian
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Brett Whiteley Study for Still Life with Bonsai
Tree
australian
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William RobinsonHibiscus and Persimmons c. 1972
australian
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Margaret OlleyStill Life with Flowers and Fruit
1991
australian
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