Download - The citrus fruit in the paintings of the most famous painters from the past from 1434-1890
THE CITRUS FRUITS IN THE PAINTINGS OF THE
MOST FAMOUS PAINTERS OF THE PAST
From 1434 to 1890
The Arnolfini Portrait is an oil painting dated 1434 by the painter Jan van Eyck . The painting is a small full-length double portrait, which is believed to represent the Italian merchant Giovanni di Nicolao Arnolfini and possibly his pegnant wife. The ORANGES casually placed to the left are a sign of wealth; they were very expensive in Burgundy, and may have been one of the items dealt in by Arnolfini.
Allegory of Spring (1478) Sandro Botticelli .The painting features six female figures and two male, along with a blindfolded putto, in an ORANGE grove
Basket with fruit 1559 Caravaggio –Italian painter
Girl and 2 men at table -1618 Diego Velásquez Museum of Budapest
The two boys at table (1622) Veláquez at Wellington Museum London
Plate with citrons, Basket with oranges,a cup with a rose - Francisco de Zurbaran 1633 Los Angeles, Norton Simon Foundation
Still life with oysters, Lemons and grapes 1660 -Cornelis de Heem Flemish painter
ORANGES,Bergamots, citrons,Lemons and Lumie (1715) - Bartolomeo Bimbi , Italian painter
Still nature with ORANGES and walnuts, 1772, Luis Meléndez Spanish painter. We can see some chestnuts, a melon, two pottery jugs and a small barrel. It is believed that the jugs contain some wine and the barrel some olives.
Still life 1878- Paul Cézanne French painter
“Lunch in the study " 1868 , Eduard Manet, Here the painter represents the coffee time after having eaten oysters and lemons
The LEMON 1880 Eduard Manet French painter Orsay Museum Paris
Roses in a vase ,peaches and Lemon 1870? - Pierre-Auguste Renoir French painter
Still life with ORANGES 1885 - Louis Hayet French painter
Still life with ORANGES -1899 Henri Matisse French painter
Still life- 1890 Paul Gauguin French painter