Still Life 1675

Pieter Nason’s 1675 “Still Life” showcases the artist’s mastery of the genre. The painting features a selection of opulent objects arranged on a dark background, including a silver ewer, a plate of grapes and peaches, and roses. Nason’s detailed brushwork and realistic depictions of the objects create a sense of depth and realism, while the use of light and shadow adds a dramatic element to the composition. The painting is currently housed at the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen.