Grapes Against White Wall 1883

"Grapes Against White Wall" is a still life painting by Edwin Deakin created in 1883. The artwork depicts a cluster of red grapes hanging from a vine with leaves against a plain white background. The artist's meticulous attention to detail captures the grapes' plumpness, with some grapes showing a lighter yellow hue, showcasing the subtle variations in color and form. Deakin's painting is a testament to the beauty of everyday objects and the artistic potential of still life as a genre, reflecting the popular aesthetic of the late 19th century.