The Butler s Table 1756

"The Butler's Table" is a still life painting created by Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin in 1756. Chardin is renowned for his meticulous depiction of everyday objects. This painting showcases a table laden with the remnants of a meal, including a tureen, bread, and a knife. The composition is carefully balanced, with the objects arranged in a harmonious manner. The painting's realism and simple beauty are typical of Chardin's work, which is known for its refined portrayal of domesticity.