Robert Panitzsch, Still Life With Daffodils & Apples

Robert Panitzsch, Still Life With Daffodils & ApplesThis mid 20th century still life by Danish artist Robert Panitzsch (1879 1949) depicts a vase of daffodils together with a bowl of apples on a table. Exquisitely rendered to capture the subtle effects of light, each element displays its true characteristics. Within a seemingly simple composition, Panitzsch has tackled the complexity of several surfaces. The glass bowl, with its semi transparent interior, perfectly rounded and near opaque in the shade.

A beautiful impressionistic oil painting depicting three girls

But perhaps one of the most telling versions is by Paul Cézanne who

Held within a later frame

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this dapper young gentleman was destined to life as a ‘spare’

which offered an alternative approach to the classical leanings of the Academy

which gently illuminates several objects

His portraits seem more human and capture a sense of a subject’s candid nature

A fine portrait miniature of a lady after Austrian painter

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 17” x 25” / 43cm x 63cmYear of creation: c

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