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| Fossil Ferns and a Lump of Coal 6"x 4" $110.00 |
American still-life painting found limited acceptance in the latter part of the nineteenth-century, appealing neither to the sophisticated taste for the aesthetic nor to the popular taste for the anecdotal. Yet in the postwar period there was a remarkable efflorescence of still-life painting by a host of artists. My indebtedness to the group is apparent in the simple arrangement of the objects on a horizontal shelf-table against an undefined dark background.
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