Still life with fruit, bottles, breads
- Artist
- Francisco Goya
- Date
- 1824 - 1826
- Style
- Romanticism
- Genre
- Still life
- Location
- Oskar Reinhart Foundation
The painting, titled 'Still life with fruit, bottles, breads', is an oil-on-canvas work depicting a stunning array of everyday objects. Reminiscent of Romanticism with its emphasis on emotion and individualism, the painting dramatically presents a rich tapestry of fruits, bottles, and loaves of bread, exquisitely painted in minute detail. The intricate arrangement of these mundane objects elevates them to the status of art subjects, a characteristic of still life. The artist uses oil as his medium, taking advantage of its capacity to build texture and depth, bringing this still life painting to radiant life on canvas.
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