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Traditional Still Lifes
Still Life with Dead Game
Willem van Aelst
A masterful Dutch Golden Age study of texture and form featuring hunting trophies.
Still Life with Hare and Black Rooster
Cornelis Lelienbergh
1659 · Oil Paint, Canvas
A masterful Dutch Golden Age game still life capturing the rich textures of fur, feathers, and winter vegetables.
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Where it works
A substantial, grounding work with warm, lived-in color — holds a formal wall with confidence.
- Often works in
- Library · Dining Room · Study
- Placement
- Works well in taller wall spaces with room around it
- Walls
- Best where a lighter wall gives it room to show
- Color notes
- Charcoal black, Rich brown
About the piece
This 1659 oil painting by Cornelis Lelienbergh is a quintessential example of the Dutch Golden Age game still life. The composition centers on a hung hare and a black rooster, rendered with meticulous detail that highlights the contrasting textures of soft fur and glossy plumage. Set against a backdrop of earthy vegetables and deep, atmospheric shadows, the work demonstrates the 17th-century fascination with the interplay of light and naturalistic detail.
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