Auratum Lilies c. 1938
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"Auratum Lilies" is a black and white lithograph created in 1938 by Minnetta Good (1895-1946). The print depicts a still life arrangement of lilies in a vase, a book, and a withered lily on a table. The composition is balanced, with the lilies, book, and vase in the foreground and a mirror reflecting the lilies in the background, lending a sense of depth to the piece. Good's meticulous detail in the lilies' petals, the book's texture, and the mirror's reflection create a realistic and almost three-dimensional feel. The piece's subject matter and style were characteristic of Good's work, which often explored the beauty of the natural world. The print is a fine example of Good's artistic skill and her dedication to capturing the subtle details of everyday objects.
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