Still Life with Black Rooster and two Rabbits 1659
cornelislelienbergh
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sculpture
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charcoal drawing
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sculptural image
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possibly oil pastel
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charcoal art
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oil painting
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underpainting
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painting painterly
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charcoal
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watercolor
"Still Life with Black Rooster and two Rabbits" is an oil painting by Cornelis Lelienbergh, created in 1659. The painting depicts a black rooster and two rabbits hanging on a white wall, likely symbolizing the fragility of life. Lelienbergh is known for his detailed and realistic depiction of animal subjects, as seen in the intricate feathers of the rooster and the fur of the rabbits. The painting is a testament to the Dutch tradition of still life art, which flourished in the 17th century.
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