Flowers in a Glass Vase, with Fruit on a Marble Slab 1707

"Flowers in a Glass Vase, with Fruit on a Marble Slab" is a still life painting by Dutch Golden Age artist Rachel Ruysch, created in 1707. Ruysch, known for her meticulous depictions of flowers, captured a vibrant array of blooms, including roses, tulips, and peonies. The work's detailed realism and lush color palette exemplify the artistic trends of the period, making it a testament to Ruysch's skill as a still life painter. This painting is a classic example of the Dutch Golden Age's fascination with the beauty of nature and its ability to be captured through art.