Description
A woven basket holds a carefully arranged bouquet above loose flowers, a dragonfly and a butterfly. Bosschaert brings crisp petals and delicate wings into a compact horizontal composition, with open space in the foreground that lets each small object stand apart.
Painted in 1614, the original is oil on copper in the J. Paul Getty Museum. This reproduction is made by hand in oil on canvas. Choose a size with enough width to preserve the low basket, complete foreground flowers and insects without crowding their outlines.
Each reproduction is painted to order by hand in oil on real canvas. Select an available size that keeps the pictured composition in proportion, then choose your preferred framing option. The original artwork’s medium and dimensions are historical references; the new reproduction is supplied in the size you order.
- Hand-painted oil on canvas
- Made to order in the selected size
- Framing options available on the artwork page
- Free worldwide shipping
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Original artwork: Flower Still Life, 1614. Oil on copper. 30.5 × 38.9 cm. J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

