Neapolitan painter (17th-18th century) – Still life with watermelon, pumpkin, peaches, grapes and copper basin.

Neapolitan painter (17th-18th century) – Still life with watermelon, pumpkin, peaches, grapes and copper basin.

70,5 x 100,5 cm (without frame) – 85 x 115 cm (with frame).

Oil on canvas, in a carved, lacquered and gilded wooden frame.

The composition unfolds on two overlapping levels: on the upper shelf, a blue majolica plate supports a sliced ​​watermelon flanked by flowers; in the center stands a burnished copper basin; on the right, a pumpkin, bunches of dark grapes, and peaches complete the ensemble. In the background, an architectural backdrop with columns and a twilight sky lends depth to the scene. The work is in the tradition of late-17th-century Neapolitan still lifes, characterized by warm colors, strong chiaroscuro contrasts, and a careful rendering of textures.

Condition report: Lined canvas. Good condition of the pictorial surface, there are signs of aging and wear.

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